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Ha\  ro>'CEK\  : 
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piiction.     The  oliaraott'r  of  hi<  \V(irk  was  first-c^lass,  and  we  pro- 
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DiiiufAM,  N.  C,  Dec.  10th.  1S87. 
.Whitaker, — Dear  Sir  : — Replying  to  your  favor  of  the  9lh, 
,te  that  for  several  years  you  did  Job  Printing,  as  well  as  label 
and  that  the  same  was  always  satisfactory.  Asa  jiractical  Job 
u)nsider  you  an  expert  and  tliorougldy  conversant  vvitii  the 
Yours  truly,  W.  Dvke  Soxs  &  Co.. 

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DiTKHAM,  N.  C,  Dec.  17th,  1887. 

To  AI-I-  WHOM   IT  MAY  COXCKRX  : 

This  is  to  certify  that  I  have  known  Mr.  D.  W.  Whitaker  for  several 
years,  and  that  he  has  done  a  large  amount  of  work  for  me,  always  giving 
satisfaction.     1  regard  him  as  one  of  the  best  Job  Printers  in  the  State. 

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equipped  double  track  line  through  central  New  York  S^-ate.  This  superbly 
built  railroad  has  been  justly  named  the  "Picturesque  Route,"  traversing  as  it 
does  tlie  west  shore  of  the  liistoric  and  world-famed  Hudson  River,  skirting  the 
foot-hills  of  the  Catskill  iMountaius,  famous  in  Washington  Irving's  "Rip  Van 
Winkle,"  and  passing  through  the  beautiful  Mohawk  Valley.  By  this  route 
three  express  trains  are  run  daily,  in  a^nigdirection,  between  New  York,  Albany, 
Utica,  Syracuse,  Rochester,  Buffalo,  Niagara  Falls,  Toronto,  Detroit,  Chicago, 
St.  Louis,  and  the  West.  Palace  sleeping-cars  are  attached  to  these  trains,  and 
run  through  without  change  between  the  points  named.  Sleeping-cars,  New 
York  to  Toronto  without  change,  are  run  exclusively  by  the  West  Shore.  The 
West  Shore,  in  connection  witli  the  Fitchburg  Railroad,  is  also  the  shortest  line 
between  Boston  and  Chicago.  It  is  the  only  all-rail  line  to  the  Catskill  Moun- 
tains, and  the  only  line  by  which  drawing-room  cars  are  run  througii  to  tlie 
heart  of  the  Catskills.  During  the  season  of  Summer  travel  fast  (!'atskill  Moun 
tail)  express  trains  are  scheduled.  Attached  to  these  trains  are  drawing-room 
cars,  which  run  through  without  change  between  Philadelphia,  Jersey  ("ity. 
New  York,  and  Catskill  Mountains.  Saratoga  limited  express  trains  are  also 
run  by  the  West  Shore  during  the  summer  season,  and,  have  drawing-room  cars 
attached  which  run  through  without  change  between  Washington,  Baltimore, 
Philadelphia,  Lons  Branch,  Jersey  City,  New  York,  and  Saratoga.  Buffet 
smoking-cars,  with  revolving  chairs,  are  a  special  feature  of  the  splendid  service 
on  the  West  Shore.  Drawing-room  cars  also  run  between  Saratoga  and  Niagara 
Falls.  The  West  Sliore  also  runs  special  trains  between  New  York  and  New 
Paltz  during  the  summer  season  for  the  accommodation  of  travel  to  and  from 
Lake  Mohonk,  Minnewaska,  Shawangunk,  and  all  points  in  the  Wallkill  Valley. 
Tlie  i;onuection  in  Jersey  City  station  with  the  Pennsylvania  Railroad  will  be 
appreciated  by  travelers  to  and  from  the  South  and  the  resorts  of  central  New 
York  State,  as  the  long  transfer  through  New  York  is  thereby  avoided.  Passen- 
gers and  baggage  from  Brooklyn  are  taken  direct  from  the  foot  of  Fulton  Street 
by  Annex  boat  to  Jersey  City  stations.  Tickets  via  West  Shore  can  be  purchased 
at  ticket-offices  of  all  connecting  lines,  and  they  are  sold  and  baggage  checked 
through  to  destination  from  all  stations  of  the  West  Shore  Railroad. 

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the  White  and  Colored  Population  Separated  in  Different 

Parts  of  the  Book,   First  the  White  Fol- 

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ALSO  A  FARMERS  LIST. 


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•^TrirtTSXOiT,    liT.    C.  : 

Printed  at  Stewarts'  Job  Office. 
1889. 


Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress  in  the  year  1889,  by  E.  F.  Turner,  in 
the  office  of  the  Librarian  of  Congress  at  Washington,  D.  C.  All  rights 
reserved. 


(PARlllSII  BUILDING,  MANCiUM  STIJEET.) 


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CAPITAL  STOCK.  -  -         $100,000. 

STOCKHOLDERS'  LIABILITY,      $100,000. 


DEPOSITOPwS'  SECURITY, 


$200,000. 


BANKING  IN  ALL  ITS  BRANCHES. 

LIBERAL      INDUCEMENTS    FOB      DEPOSITS      FROM 

BANKS,  CORPORATIONS,  BUSINESS  HOUSES 

AND  INDIVIDUALS. 

-:  01?  facilities  for  Making  Colkctlong  ^- 

ON  ALL  POINTS  THROUGHOUT  THE  COUNTRY. 

,,^1.11  TeefULrns  -^^y^ill  Toe  iLviCad-e  2=rc2:nptl3r. 


riilXCIPAL  COKrvESPO:NDENTS  : 

National  bank  republic.  New  York  City,  N.  Y. 
NATIONAL  PARK  BANK,  New  York  City,  N.  Y. 

MANUKACTURP:R8'  national  bank,  Pliiladolphia,  Pa. 
MERCHANTS"  BaNK,  Danville,  \n. 

NATIONAL  UNION  BANK  OF  MARYLAND,  Baltimore,  Mil. 
STATE  Bank  of  VIRGINIA,  Richmond,  Va. 
NORFOLK  NATIONAL  BANK,  Norfolk,  Va. 

NATIONAL  BANK  OF  RALEIGH,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 

COMMERCIAL   NATIONAL  BANK,  Charlotte,  N.  C 


Our  Discount  Rate  is  8  Per  Cent,  to  Everybody. 

I'ersons  Depositing   Money  and   receiving  Certiiicates  of  De- 
posit   therefor  running  G  or  12  nionnlis  will   receive 
interest   thereon  at  the  rate  of  4  per  cent. 


J.  S.  CAKU,  President. 
W.W.  EULLEli,  Vice-Pr't 


L.  D.  IIEAIITT.  Cashier 
C.  A.  flOKDAN,   Teller. 


J.  S.  CARR, 

\V.  W.    FULLEK 


E.  J.  PARRLSII,  I  J.  W.  WALKER,  i  A.  11.  STOKES, 
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b^'DCOPY  (PHOTOr,H*«>H,6K.ErcH  OR  PRJNT)  POH  ESTIMATE. 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISERS. 


WHEHS    TO    GO    WHEN   YOU    WANT  TO    BTTT. 


The  following  is  a  list  of  enterprising  merchants  who  are 
recorniuended  hy  tlie  publishers  of  this  work,  and  who  recog- 
nize Directory  Advertising  as  judicious  and  beneficial. 


PA(iF:. 

Andrews  SheUy,  Grocer 32 

IJlaclvwell's     Durham    Ci)-operative 

Tol)acoo  Works 8 

Boone  R.  B.,  Lawvor 3H 

Cook  S.  T.,  Rostaurant 113 

Cooper  W.  L.,  I^earTobacco 41 

Daily  Tobacco  Plant centre  lines 

Dowclee  R.  P.,  Ilarncps  Mf^ -ti 

Durham  Furniture  Mfg  Co.,  Inside 

front  cover 

Durham  Daily  Sun  46 

Durham  Ricordi'r  The 51 

Durham  Saisb,  Door  and  Blind  Mfg 

Co.,  centre  lines 

Kdwards  &  .left'reys,  Slioemakers 114 

Kxum  W.  J.,  Lawyer 49 

Faison  &  Taylor,  I^eaf  Tobacco 50 

F'arthinjr  C.  G.,  Grocer, back  cover 

First  National  Bank 6 

<iattis  J.  R.  &  Co.,  Com.  M'^rchants...  51 
Gattis  T.  J.  &  Sou  Booksellers  and 

Stationers 4 

Goodson  T.  C,  I,eaf  Tobacco 52 

Greer  Jf)hn,  Plumber,  etc., 53 

Hibberd  R,  Florist 

HtH>n  <t  Co .'>5 

Holloway  J.  A.,  Wagon  Maker 57 

Hollowav  W.  II.,  Blacksmith 58 

Hudson  River  R.R 16 

Hiitchins  .1.  W.,  Meats 4 

.lohnson  N.  M.  &Co.,  Druggists,  back 

cover 

.Tones  &  lA'on.  Dry  Goods,  etc 59 

.Tones  M.  H.,  Jeweler 60 

Kaufman  S<i],  Fish  and  Oysters, fil 

Korr.T.  T.,  Machine  Shop 30 

Kirkmaii  M.  1j.,  Driver  Hcjuse 62 

I-ockhart  J.  S.,  Warehouse 64 

Lynch   Dr.  William,  Dentist,  back 

cover 

Ijyon  R.  v.,  l.^af  Tobacco 65 

iiarigum  William,  Sash,  Doors  and 

Blinds 68 

]\Iannitigtt  Man ninar,  Lawyers 69 

Markham  John  L,  Gcnl  Mds 70 

Marsh  Mi=s  L.  A.,  Dress  Maker 71 

Martin  &  Thompson,  [^eaf  Tobacco. ..142 
McC^ihp  W.  H.,  Insurance, ...back  cover 

McVV'illiams  P,  Harness  Maker 67 

Moss  Engraving  Co 7 


P.iGK. 

Murray  W.  R.,  Sewing  Machines 72 

Ne'v  York  find  Northern  R.  R 12 

N.  Y.,  Ontario  and  Western  R.R.. 9 

Osborn    W.   H.,   Leaf  Tobacco,    and 

Wagons,  Horses,  etc 7;> 

Parrish  E.  .1.,  Tobacco  Manufacturer 

and  Warehouse 75 

Parrish  W.  L.,  Leaf  Tobacco 74 

Perry  S.  R.,  Groceries 76 

Piedniont  Air  Line,  top  lines  and 15 

Pinnix  J.  '1.  *  Co..  Iicaf  Tobacco 77 

I'rsctor  W.  H.,  Grocer S] 

Pugh  R.  W.,  Carpenter  and  Builder.  78 

Putnam  House,  N.  Y 98 

Robertson,  Lloyd  &  Co.,  Hardware...  79 

Kochello,  C.  W.,  Photographer 82 

Rowland  &  Cooper,  Leaf  Tobacco 80 

Schwartz. I.,  Meats 88 

Seeman  H.  it  Son,  Wagon  Mfr 84 

Seoman  II.  E.,  Printer 85 

Shelburn  W.,  Photographer 86 

Shenandoah  Valley  R.  R 10 

Sites  A.  B.,  Hotel  Claiborn.. ..front  cover 

Smith  J.  W.  &  Co.,  Leaf  Tobacco 87 

Smith  T.  B.,  Baker 88 

Southgate  &  Son,  Insurance,  frontcover 

Spach  J.  C,  Wagons 3 

Stephens  W.  H.,  Carpenter 89 

Stewart  M.  I.  &  J.  C,  Job  Printers, 

opposite 32 

Stokes  A.  H.,  Leaf  Tobacco 90 

strause  &  Raab.  Leaf  Tobacco 2 

Taylor  C.  C,  Tin   and  Sheet    Iron 

Worker 91 

Turner  &  Co.,  Directory  Publishers...  11 

Walker  J.  B.,  Leaf  Tobacco 92 

Walker  W.  L.  &  On.,  Leaf  Tobacco....  93 

West  Shore  Railroad, opp.  title  page 

Whitaker  D.  W.,  Job  Printer 2 

Whitaker  E.  A.,  Grocer 94 

Whitaker  J.  B.  &  Co.,   Stationery, 

centre  lines 

Whitehurst  R.  F.,  Druggist 3 

Whitted  J.  Y.,  Tobacco  Mfr 95  and  98 

Wilkins  J.  T.  &  Co.,  Grocers 96 

Williams  W.  H.  A.,  Upholsterer 128 

Wright  &  Bingham,  Groceries 129 

Wyatt  Bros.,  Grocers 143 

Younger  C.  G.,  Painter 97 

Younger  J.  C,  Meats 97 


JULIAN  S.  CARR, 

President. 

S.  H.  AUSTIN,  Jr.,  Sec. 


M.  E.  McDowell, 

Vice  President. 

J.  A.  McDowell,  treas. 


Philadelphia  Office,  1418  Chestnut  St.       New  York  Office, 
102  Chambers  St.      Chicago  Office,  8  Wabash  Avenue. 
St.  Louis  Office,  416  N.  2d  St.       San  Francisco  Of- 
fice, 228  Front  St.    Atlanta  Office,  9  W.  Ala- 
bama St.      New  Orleans  Office,  476  Con- 
stance St.    London,  England  Office, 
52  Farringdon  Street. 


fjew  York,  Ontario  Qiid  Western  Railway. 


The  Best  and  Most  Picturesque  Route  from  New  York  to  Cornwall,  Middle- 
town,  Ellenville,  Liberty,  Norwich,  Delhi,  Sidney,  Oneida,  Oswego, 
Suspension  Bridg-e,  Detroit,  Chieag-o, 

Ar.d  all   inintsWest.     Pullman   Slce^Mii.e;  Cars  on  Night   Trains,   and  Pullman   Drawing 
lIiMjui  ('i.rs  on  Day  Trains.     Hard  ('oal  En^';ines  used  exclusivley  on  Passenger  Trains. 

Depots  and  Ferries  in  NEW  YORK— At  the  Foot  of  JAY  ST.  &  WEST  42d  ST. 
J.  E.  GUILDS,  Gen'l  Manager.        J.  C.  ANDERSON,  Gen.  Pas.  Agt. 


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Eleg-ant  Pullman  Palace  Buffet  Sleepers  on  All  Trains  Between 

NEW  YORK  AND  CHATTANOOGA. 

O.  HOWARD   ROVER,  Gen.  Pass,  and   Freight   Atj^ent, 


GOVERNMENT  OF  NORTH  CAROLINA. 


Governor — D.  G.  FOWLE — salary  $3,000. 
Lieutenant-Governor — T.  M.  Holt. 

Secretary  of  State — Wm.  L.  Saunders — salary  $2,000. 
Auditor— G.  W.  Sanderlin— salary  $1,500. 
Treasurer — DONALD  W.   Bain — salary  $3,000. 
Supt.  Pub.  Instr'n — SIDNEY  M.  FiNGER — salary  $1,500. 
Attorney-General — Theo.  F.  DAVIDSON — salary  $2,000. 
Adjutant-General — JAS.  D.  Glenn — salary  $600. 
State  Geologist — W.  C.  Kerr. 

Com.  of  Ag'ure — MONTFORD  McGehee — salary    $2,000. 
State  Librarian — J.  C.  BiRDSONG — salary  $750. 
SUPREME  COURT. 

Wm.  N.  H.  Smith,  of  Raleigh,  Chief  Justice;  Joseph  J. 
Davis,  of  Franklin,  A.  S.  Merrimon,  A.  C.  Avery  and 
J.  E.  Shepherd,  of  Raleigh,  Associate  Justices;  T.  F. 
Davidson,  of  Buncombe,  Reporter;  T.  S.  Kenan,  of  Ral- 
eigh, Clerk;  Robert  H.  Bradley,  of  Raleigh,  Marshal. 

The  Supreme  Court  meets  in  Raleigh  on  the  first 
Mondays  in  February  and  October  of  each  year,  and  its 
sessions  continue  until  business    is  disposed  of. 

CRIMINAL  COURT. 

This  court  is  composed  of  the  counties  of  Mecklen- 
burg and  New  Hanover,  Oliver  P.  Meares,  Judge;  B.  R. 
Moore,  solicitor,  and  John  W.  Dunham,  clerk,  for  New 
Hanover;  G.  E.  Wilson,  solicitor,  and  T.  R.  Robertson, 
clerk,  for  Mecklenburg. 

SUPERIOR  COURTS. 

The  State  is  divided  into  twelve  Judicial  Districts,  and 
for  each  a  Judge  and  Solicitor  are  elected  by  the  voters 
of  the  State  at  large,  who  are  required  by  the  constitu- 
tion to  reside  in  their  respective  districts. 

FIRST    JUDICIAL     DISTRICT. 
Spring,  Judge  Boykin.      P"all,  Judge  Gilmer. 
Beaufort — February  ii,  May  27,  November  25.      Curri-* 


12  APPENDIX. 


tuck — March  4,  September  2.  Camden — March  11,  Sep- 
tember 9.  Pasquotank — March  18,  June  10,  September 
16.  Perquimans — March  25,  September  23.  Chowan — 
April  I,  September  30.  Gates— April  8,  October  6. 
Hertford— April  15,  June  17,  October  14.  Washington- 
April  22,  October  21.  Tyrrel— April  29,  October  28. 
Dare— May  6,  November  4.  Hyde— May  13,  November 
II.     Pamlico — May  20,  November  18. 

Solicitor — John  H.  Blount,  of  Perquimans. 

SECOND  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 
Spring,  Judge  McRae.      Fall,  Judge  Boykin. 
Halifax— January   7,    March  4,    May  13,  November  ii. 
Northampton— January  21,  April  i,  Sep.    30.      Warren- 
March  18,   September    16.      Edgecombe — April    15,  Oc- 
tober 14.      Bertie — February  4,    April    29.    October    28. 
Craven — February  ii.  May  27,  November  25. 
Solicitor— Geo.  H.  White,  (colored)  of  Halifax. 

.THIRD  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 
Spring,  Judge  Armfield.  Fall,  Judge  McRae. 
Pitt — January  7,  March  18,  June  10,  September  16. 
Wilson — February  4,  June  3,  October  28.  Vance — Feb- 
ruary 18,  May  20,  October  14.  Martin — March  4,  Sep- 
tember 2,  December  2.  Greene — April  i,  September  30. 
Nash — April  29,  November  18.  Franklin — January  21, 
April  15,  November  ii. 

Solicitor — D.  Worthington,  of  Martin. 

FOURTH  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 
Spring,  Judge  Graves.  Fall,  Judge  Armfield. 
Wake— January  7,  February  25,  March  25,  April  22, 
July  8,  August  26,  September  23,  October  21.  Wayne — 
January  21,  March  ii,  April  15.  July  22,  September  19, 
October  14.  Harnett — February  4,  August  5,  Novem- 
ber 25.  Johnston— February  11,  Augusts,  November 
1 1. 

Solicitor— T.  M.  Argo,  of  Wake. 

FIFTH    JUDICIAL    DISTRICT. 
Spring,  Judge  Bynum.      Fall,  Judge  Graves. 

Durham — January  14,  March  25,  June  3,  October  14. 
Granville— January  28,  April  22,  September  9,  November 
25.  Chatham— February  ii.  May  6,  Sept.  30.  Guilford 
— February  18,  May  27,  August  26,  December  9.  Ala- 
mance— March  4,  May  20,  September  23.  Orange- 
March  18,  August  5,  November  4.  Caswell — April  8, 
August  12,  November  11.  Person — April  15,  August  19, 
November  18. 

Solicitor — Isaac  R.  Strayhorn,  of  Durham. 


APPENDIX.  13 


SIXTH    JUDICIAL    DISTRICT. 
Spring,  Judge   Shipp.      Fall,  Judge  Bynum. 

New  Hanover — January  21,  April  15,  September  23. 
Lenoir — February  4,  August  19,  November  11.  Duplin 
— February  11,  September  2,  November  25.  Sampson — ■ 
February  25,  April  29,  October  7,  December  9.  Pender 
— ^January  14,  May  6,  September  9.  Carteret — March  18, 
October  21.  Jones — March  25,  October  28.  Onslow — 
April  I,  November  4. 

Solicitor — O.  H.  Allen,  of  Duplin. 

SEVENTH  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 
Spring,  Judge  Merrimon.      Fall,  Judge  Shipp. 

Anson — January  7,  April  29,  September  2,  November 
25.  Cumberland — January  21,  May  6,  July  22,  Novem- 
ber II.  Columbus — January  14,  April  i,  July  29.  Robe- 
son— January  28,  May  20,  August  19,  September  30. 
Richmond — February  11,  June  3,  September  16,  Decem- 
ber 2.  Bladen — March  18,  October  14.  Brunswick — 
Aprils,  September  9.  Moore — April  15,  August  12, 
October  21. 

Solicitor — Frank  McNeill,  of  Richmond. 

EIGHTH    JUDICIAL    DISTRICT. 
Spring,   Judge  Shepherd.      Fall,  Judge  Merrimon. 
Iredell — ^February  4,  May  20,  August    5,  November  4. 
Rowan — February  18,  May  6,   August  19,  November    18. 
Davidson — -March  4,  June  3,   September    2,  December  2. 
Randolph — March    18,    September    16.      Montgomery — 
April  I,  September  30.      Stanley — April    8,    October  14. 
Cabarrus — January  28,  April  29,  October  28. 
Solicitor — B.  F.  Long,  of  Iredell. 

NINTH  JUDICIAL    DISTRICT. 
Spring,  Judge  Phillips.      Fall,  Judge  Shepherd. 
Rockingham — January  21,  July  22,  November  4.      For- 
syth—  February  4,  May  20,   October   21.      Yadkin — Feb- 
^ruary  18,  September  23.      Wilkes — March    4,    April    29, 
September  9.      Alleghany — March  18,  September  2.      Da- 
vie— April  I,  October  7.      Stokes — April    15,    August  5, 
November  Ii.      Surry — April  22,   August  19,    November 
18. 

Solicitor — Thos.  Settle,  Jr.,  of  Rockingham. 

TENTH  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 

Spring,  Judge   Connor.      Fail,  Judge  Phillips. 

Henderson — February  11,  July    15.      Burke — March  4, 

August  5.      Caldwell — March  18,  September  2.     Ashe — 

March  25,  May  27,  August  19.      Watauga — -April  8,  June 

3,  August  26.      Mitchell — -April  15,  September  9.      Yan- 


14  APPENDIX. 


cey— April  29,  September  23.     McDowell — May  13,  Oc- 
ter  7. 

Solicitor — W.  H.  Bower,  of  Caldwell. 

ELEVENTH     JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 
Spring,  Judge  Clark.      Fall,  Judge  Connor. 
Union — February  4.  September    16.     Mecklenburg — 
February  25,  August  26.     Gaston — March  18,  October  7, 
Lincoln — April    i,    September  30.     Cleveland — April   8, 
August  5,  October  21.     Rutherford — April  22,    October 
28.     Polk — May  6,  November  1 1.     Catawba — January  14, 
July  15.     Alexander — January  28,  July  29. 
Solicitor — Frank  I.  Osborne,  of  Mecklenburg. 

TWELFTH  JUDICIAL  DISTRICT. 
Spring,  Judge  Gilmer.     Fall,  Judge  Clark. 

Buncombe — ^March  11,  June  17,  August  12,  December 
2,  Madison — February  25,  July  29,  November  16.  Tran- 
sylvania— April  I,  September  2.  Haywood — April  8, 
September  9.  Jackson — April  22,  September  23.  Ma- 
con— May  6,  September  30.  Clay — -May  23,  October  7. 
Cherokee — May  20,  October  14.  Graham — June  3,  Oc- 
tober 28.     Swain — June  10,  November  4. 

Solicitor — James  M.  Moody,  of  Buncombe. 

PUBLiIC  WORKS  AND  INSTITUTIONS  IN  NORTH  CAROtilNA. 

University  of  North  Carolina,  situated  at  Chapel  Hill, 
Orange  county,  28  miles  W.  N.  W.  from  Raleigh.  Re- 
opened September  5th,  1875. 

Officers  of  the  Univeisity^ — Hon.  Kemp  P.  Battle, 
President;  W.  T.  Patterson  Secretary. 

The  North  Carolina  Institution  for  the  Deaf  and  Dumb 
and  Blind — Locatedat  Raleigh.  W.J.  Young,  Principal; 
J.  B.  Grimes,  Steward;  Dr.  R.  B.  Haywood,  Physician; 
L.  E.  Heartt,   Treasurer. 

Insane  Asylum  of  North  Carolina — Situated  in  the  vi- 
cinity of  Raleigh,  Will  accommodate  250  patients.  Dr. 
Eugene  Grissom,  Superintendent;  Dr.  F.  T.  Fuller,  As- 
sistant Physician. 

State  Penitentiary — Officers — W.  J.  Hicks,  Architect 
and  Warden;  D.  C.  Murray,  Steward;  Dr.  J.  W.  McGhee, 
Physician. 

Western  North  Carolina  Insane  Asylum,  Morganton, 
Dr.  P.  L.  Murphy,  Superintendent;  Drs.  W.  E.  Ivey,  J. 
M.  Taylor,  Assistants.  Directors — J.  W.  Wilson,  I.  I. 
Davis,  E.  A.  Perkins,  F.  T.  Fuller,  J.  P.  Sawyer,  J.  G. 
Hall,  J.  C.  Harper,  Jos.  P.  Caldwell,  Dr.  F.  T.  Fuller. 

U.  S.  Assay  Office — Charlotte.  R.  P.  Waring,  As- 
sayor,  Melter  and  Refiner. 


fjICHMOND  and  DANVILLE  R.  R.  CO. 

The  Short  and  Direct  Line 

Washington,  'Q.  (J. 


-A-ISriD 


i^iehmond,  Va. 
TO  ATLANTA  AND  BIRMINGHAM, 

PASSING  THROUGH  THE  CITIES  OF 

ALEXANDRIA,  CHARLOTTESVILLE,  LYNCHBURG,  DAN- 
VILLE, GREENSBORO,  REIDSVILLE,  SALISBURY, 
CHARLOTTE,  COLUMBIA,  AUGUSTA,  RALEIGH, 
DURHAM,  GOLDSBORO,  SPARTANSBURG,    GREENVILLE, 
SENECA,  GAINS VILLE,  AND  ATHENS. 

5o  the  §oath  i  Soath  west 

MONTGOMERY,  MOBILE,  NEW  ORLEANS, 

SHREVEPORT.  TEXAS  AND 

CALIFORNIA. 


The  Great  Passenger  and  Freight  Line  of  the  South,  with 
Uusurpassed  Facilities  for  Prompt  and  Satisfactory- 
Passenger    and    Freight    Service. 

Inquiries  for  Information  should  be  addressed  to 

SOL.  HAAS,  J.  H.  DRAKE,  JAS.  L.  TAYLOR, 

Traffic  Manager,  Gen.  Freight  Agent,        Gen.  Passenger  Agt., 

Richmond,  Va.  Washington,  D.  C.         Washington,  D-  C. 


THE  GREAT  FOUR  TRACK  ROUTE. 

N.  Y.  Central  &  Hudson  River  R.  R. 

THE  MEW  YESTIBU^ED  LIMITED. 


THE  Handsomest  and  Fastest  Train 
in  America  is  the  magnilic-ent  new 
Vestil)uled  Limited,  conii)i>sed  of  a 
a  Buffet,  Sni'ikin.cr  and  Lii)rary  Car,  two 
Parlor  Cars,  two  Slceiiin^C  irs  arid  a  Din- 
ing ('ar,  lietween  New  York  andChieago 
and  St.  Lonis,  over  tlie  great  Four-Track 
New  York  Central  AND  Hudson  River 
Railroad,  and  the  Lake  Shore  Rail- 
KuAD.  A  Library,  l'>atli-R' om.  Barber 
Shop  and  Steam  "Heat  are  tlie  novel  fea- 
tures. 

THE  NIAGARA  FALLS  ROUTE 
Is  over  the  New  Y'ork  Central  and  Hud- 
son RivtT  llaih'oad.  ni  ( oiiiiectiou  with 
the  Miehi^-'an  Central  Railroad,  crossing 
Niagara  River  on  the  celebrated  Canti- 
lever Bridge  witiiin  a  few  hundred  yards 
of  the  Falls.  All  trains  stnp  ten  minutes 
at  Falls  View  Station  at  the  ver>;e  of  the 
great  cataract  and  in  full  vicn'  of  the 
rapids  just  above  the  Falls. 

All  Trains  arrive  at  and  de^^nrt  from 
the  Grand'Central  Station,  on  42d  Street, 
New  York  ;  the  largest  and  tinest  ]!ailway  Station  in  America. 

MAGNIFICENT    NE\¥  WAGNER  SLEEPI:NG  CAIJS 

Run  regularly  to  and  fr<im  New  Y'ork  and  Boston  and  make  direct  connection  to  and  from 

BUFFALO, 

NIAGARA  FALLS, 
TORONTO, 
DETROIT, 
CLEVELAND, 
CINCIXXATI, 
INDLVNAPOLIS, 

ST.  Lons, 

CHICA(;0, 
ST.  PAUL, 
MANITOBA, 
PORTLAND. 

K.\NSAS   CITY', 
TEX.\S, 
DENVER, 

SALT  LAKE. 

SAN  FRANCISCO, 
And  All  Points  in  the  (Jreat  West. 
Two  of  the  Four  Tracks  are 
devoted  e.KCiusively  to  Fas.sengir 
Trains.  Tiiis,  in  connection  with 
the  easy  grades,  light  curves  and 
superior  construction,  makes  the 
New  York  Central  and  Hudson 
River  Railroad 

The  SAFEST,  QUICKEST,  an(. 
Most  Comfortable  Route 

METWEEN 

NEW  YORK  or  BOSTON 

AND 

THE    ^TVEST. 


For  time  Tables  or  Infor- 
mation call  on  tlie  nearest 
'J'icket  Agents  of  the  New 
York  Central  and  Huilson 
River  Railroad,  or  address 


HKillLANDS   OF   JII'DSON    RIVER. 

M.  C.  ROACH,  Gen'l   Eastern  Pass.  Agent,  413   Broadway,  N.  Y 
F.  J.  WOLFE,  General  Agent,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

E.  J.  IIICH.YKD.S, Assi.sCiint  Goiioial  l\issv'n;4vi'  A,';i«J»J. 


DURHAM,  N.  C. 


Dui'luiin,  the  capital  of  the  count}-  of  the  name  name,  is  a  city 
on  the  line  of  the  North  Carolina  Division  of  the  Richmond  and 
Danvii'e  Railroad,  twenty-six  miles  west  of  Raleigh,  the  State's 
capital,  and  fifty-tive  miles  east  of  Greensboro,  the  junction  of  this 
<livision  with  the  Piedmont  Air-Line  and  the  Cape  Fear  and  Yad- 
kin Valley  Railroad. 

Durham  invites  Capitalists  to  investigate  its  growth,  resources 
and  opportunities. 

Durham  is  a  city  of  the  New  South,  an  integral  part  of  the 
United  States  of  America,  and  as  such  her  motto  is  "one  country, 
one  flag,  one  destiny." 

Durham  is  the  centre  of  the  "Golden  Belt,"  the  region  producing 
the  finest  tobacco  in  the  world. 

Durham  expoi'ts  her  bright  leaf  tobacco  to  all  the  principal 
marts  of  Europe,  and  her  smoking  tobacco  and  cigai'ettes  to  every 
nation  under  the  sun. 

DISTANCES    TO    OTHER    BUSINESS    CENTRES. 

To  Atlanta,  Ga 415  miles. 

"    Birmingham,  Ala 582      " 

"    New  Orleans,  La 750      " 

"    Galveston,  Texas 1,017      " 

"    Lynchburg,  Va 1.00      " 

"    Richmond,  Va 244      " 

"    Washington,  D.  C 355      " 

"    Philadelphia,  Pa 495      " 

"    New  York,  N.  Y 585      " 

"    Boston,  Mass 817      " 

"    Knoxvillp,  Tenn 378      " 

"    Louisville,  Ky 625      " 

"    Cincinnati,  Ohio 750      " 

"    Chicago,  111 1,000      " 

"    St.  Louis,  Mo 1,129      " 

"      Omaha,Neb 1,625      " 

(Note. — These  are  not  air-line  distances,  but  the  number  of  miles  by 
sliortest  existing  railroad  routes.) 

STATISTICS   OP   POPULATION. 

1865 90  inhabitants. 

1870 *. 256  " 

1880 2,100 

1884 4,500  " 

1885 5,767 

Estimated  population,  September  30,  1886 7,000. 

"  "  March,  1889,  including  suburbs.. .8,000. 


18  APPENDIX. 


ASSESSED   VALUE    OF    REAL  ESTATE. 

1865 $      10,000 

1870 50,000 

1880 984,000 

1885 3,28(3,000 

A^OTE. — The   asse•s^^lnellt    is    invariably    less    tluui    one-half  tlie   auction 

value  of  the  pi-0[)erty. 

TAXE8. 

For  City 50  cents  on  every  $100  assessed. 

»     County 25       "      "       •' 

"     State 25      "      " 


Total $1.00 

Or,  one  per  cent,  on  the  grand  list  for  State,  county  and  city  taxes 
combined. 

MANUFACTURl NT,    STATISTICS. 

Number  of  manufacturing  establisiiments  2:> 

Capital   employed  in    1870 $      25,000 

'•  "'        "      1885 2,170,000 

Hate  of  increase  in  manufacturing  capital 808  per  cent. 

Value  of  goods  manufactured  in  1885 $3,088,000 

(Note. — In  all  the  tobacco  factories  tlie  increase,  from  December  31st. 
1885,  up  to  September  30ch,  1S8(3,  exceeded  75  p^i-  cent.) 

RAILROADS. 

In  addition  to  the  Ilichinontl  and  l)aM\'illc  road  (which  oiv(!s 
Durham  outlets  to  all  market-i),  and  to  the  i-oad  twelve  miles  lonLi' 
whicdi  connects  the  city  with  Chapel  Hill, — thescat  of  the  Univers- 
ity of  North  Carolina, — there  will  soon  be  a  road  to  Ljnichbui-i;-. 
Ya.,  by  way  of  Roxboro,  N.  C,  and  South  Boston  Va.,  which  will 
al.so  be  extended  south  to  Sanford,  N.  C.  where  it  will  connect 
with  the  Cape  Fear  and  Yadldn  Valley  and  the  Pvaleigh  and 
Auo-usta  Eoads.  This  will  ijive  a  competing  line  to  all  ])oints  and 
open  up  a  rich  tobacco  country.  Communities  on  this  line  have 
subscribed  $700,000,  of  which  Durham  gave  $100,000. 


CITY  OFFICERS, 


Mayor:     W.  J.  Christian. 

Cleric:     Ctoo.  W.  Woodward. 

Treasurer:     Frank  P.  Burch. 

City  Weii;-her:     W.  H.  Carter. 

Chief  Police :     J.  A.  Woodall. 

Street  Commissioner:     John  B.  Christian. 

City  Attorney:     W.  J.  Exum. 

Aldermen  :  \v.  Duke,  E.  CI.  Lea,  T.  D.  Jones,  J.  W.  Carlton,  J. 
S.  Mangum,  C.  M.  Herndon,  J.  F.  Corbett. 

Meet  every  first  and  third  Tucsda}^  in  each  month  at  Mayor  s 
office,  Court  House. 


ArPENDIX.  19 


COUNTY  OFFICERS. 


Clerk  of  Court:     1).  C.  J[aiigum. 
Sheriff:     F.  D.  Markhain. 
Register  of  Deedf^ :     Paschall  Lunsford. 
Treasurer:     AV.  H.  Eowland. 
Couiit}^  Attorney:     li.  B.  Boone. 

County  Commissioners:     Choinnan  :  W.  M.  Lowe;  83'dney  Scott, 
.1.  G.  Latta,  R.  J.  Tillcy,  W.  H.  Perry. 


JUSTICES  OF  PEACE. 


DURHAM    TOWNSHIP. 

W.  T.  Redmond,  M.  A.  Angier,  C.  B.  Green,  W.  11.  Wilkins,  D.  C. 
Cunter,  C.  F.  A'^ickers,  D.  L.  Belvin  and  Wm.  T.  Neal. 

CEDAR    FORK    TOWNSHIP. 

J.  R   Page,   Sidney  Scott.  Wm.  A.  Jenkins,  C.  Barbee  and  W. 
llobson. 

OAK    GROVE    TOWNSHIP. 

Jno.  T.  Nichols,  Thos.  J.  Holloway,  Jno.  Hall,  W.  J.  Suit  and 
Thos.  A.  Lasliley. 

PATTERSON    TOWNSHIP. 

Jno.  R.  Ilutehings,  C.  G.  Markham,  Geo.  A.  Rhodes  and  J.  S. 
Peney. 

LEBANON    TOW^NSHIP. 

Kinchen  IloUowa}^,  S.  AY.  Iloldman,  Gilman  Latta,  W.  G.  Gates 
and  Thos.  Lipscomb. 

MANtiUM    TOWNSHIP. 

G.  C.  Hampton,  Marcus  Tilley,  A.  J.  Roberts,  P.  A.  FJanton  and 
W.  D.  Turrentine. 


CHURCHES. 


St.  Philip's  Episcopal  Church,  Main  street.  Rev.  T.  M.  N.  George, 
I'ector:  Sunday  Services.  11  a.  m.,  and  7:30  p.  m.  Sunday  School, 
9:30  a.  m.  Wednesday  Services,  7:30  p.  m.  Services  All  Saints 
Days,  11  a.  ra. 

Main  Street  Methodist  Church,  Rev.  Robah  Bumpass,  pastor: 
Sunday  Service,  11  a.  m.  and  7:30  p.  m.  Sunday  School,  9  a.  m. 
Prayer  Meeting,  Wednesday,  7:30  p.  m. 

Trinity  Methodist  Church,  Church  street.  Rev.  E.  A.  Yates, 
pastor:  Sunday'  Service,  11  a.  m.  and  7:30  p.  m.  Sunday  School, 
9:30  a.  m.  Prayer  Meeting,  Wednesday,  7:30  p.  m.  Class  Meeting 
Tuesday,  7:30  p.  m. 


20  APPENDIX. 


First  Baptist  Church,  Manguiii  street,  Eev.  J.  L.  White,  pastor: 
Sunday  Service  at  11  a.  in.,  and  7:30  p.  m.  Sunda}-  School  at  U-.'M) 
a.  m.     Prayer  Meeting  every  AVednesdny. 

Primitive  Baptist  Church,  Clevehmd  street,  T.  Y.  Monk,  pastor: 
Sunday  Service  at  11  a.  ni.,  once  a  month. 

M.  E.  Church,  East  Durham,  Rev.  L.  L.  Johnson,  pastor.  Sun- 
day Services,  1st,  3rd  and  4th  Sundays,  at  11  a.  m.  and  7  p.  m. 
Sunday  School,  9:30  a.  m.     Prayer  Meeting,  Wednesdaj',  7  p.  m. 

Blackwell  Baptist  Church,  Chapel  Hill  street,  Eev.  W.  B.  Oliver, 
])astor:  Service  at  11  a.  m.,  and  7:30  p.  m.  Sunday  School  at  9:30 
a.  m.     Prayer  Meeting,  Wednesday,  at  7:30  p.  m. 

Presbyterian  Church,  Main  street,  Rev.  II.  T.  Darnall,  pastor: 
Sunday  Service  at  11  a.  m.,  and  7:30  p.  m.  Sunday  School  at  0:30 
a.  m.  Prayer  Meeting  every  Wednesday.  Young  Men's  Meeting 
4ivery  Sunday  from  3  to  4  ]).  m. 


FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 


INDEPENDENT    HOSE    COMPANY,    NO.    J. 

Chief:     W.  T.  O'Brien. 
Assistant  Chief:     J.  B.  Warren. 
Foreman:     E.  W.  Whitaker. 
Assistant  Foreman  :     T.  T.  Tabb. 

Meeting  every  3rd  Tuesday  evening  in  each  month  at  Duke' 
office. 


DUPJIAM    HOOK    AND    LADDER   COMPANY,    NO.    1. — (COLORED.) 

Foreman:     P.  H.  Smith. 

Treasurer:     L.  S.  Walden. 

Meet  at  Mayor's  office  1st  Wednesday  night  in  month. 


DICK    BLACKNALL    HOSE    COMPANY,    NO.    1. 

Chief:     H.  E.  Heartt. 

Foreman :     H.  A.  Reams. 

Assistant  Foreman:     C.  H.  Whitted. 

Secretary:     S.  II.  Reams. 

Treasurer:     W.  B.  Wliitted. 

Meets  every  Thursday  at  7:30  p.  m.,  at  Engine  House,  Main  s;. 


LODGES,  ETC. 

Knights  of  Pythias,  No.  31,  meets  every  Thur.sday,  at  7:30  p.  m., 
at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  3rd  floor,  Wright's  building;  Jas.H.  Southgate, 
C.  C.     Geo.  W.  Watts,  V.  C. 


APPENDIX.  21 


A.  O.  U.  M.,  moots  first  and  third  Tuesday  of  each  month  at  7:30 
1).  m.,  at  Masonic  Hall:  A.  W.  Kennedy,  Master  Workman;  E.  P>. 
Turrentine,  Eeeorder;  Q.  E.  Pawls,  Financier;  J.  S.  Manning,  Fore- 
man ;  T.  ir.  ]\Iartin,  Overseer;  J.  M.  Manning,  Medical  Examiner; 
E.  II.  Jones,  Guide;  Leo.  J).  Heartt,  Past  Master  Workman  ;  T.  F. 
Cheek,  Inside  W.;  C.  J.  O'Brien,  0.  W. 


Durham  Lodge,  No.  352,  A.  F.  and  A.  M.,  meets  2nd  and  4th 
Tuesday  night  in  each  month,  at  Masonic  Hall:  N.  M.Johnson, 
W.  M. ;  J.  W.  Elackwell,  Treasurer;  J.  Southgate,  Secretary. 

Durham  Roj'al  Arch  Chapter,  No.  48,  meets  3rd  Tuesday  night 
of  each  month,  at  Masonic  Ilall:  Jas.  Southgate,  II.  P.;  ('.  ('. 
Taylor,  Secretary. 


The  Durham  Land  and  Security  Co.,  Durham,  N.  C.  incorpo- 
i-atod  under  the  Laws  of  North  Carolina.  Authorized  Capital, 
S500,000.  Officers:  J.  L.  W^atkins,  President;  James  A.  Bryan, 
1st  Vice-President;  R.  I.  Rogers,  Secretary  and  Treasurer;  W.  W. 
Fuller,  Attorney,  with  a  full  Board  of  Directors. 


THE    COMMONWEALTH    CLUB. 

The  ])uljlic  s])irit  of  Durham  is  organized  in  the  Comn^onwealtli 
Club,  whose  twenty-tive  members  i-epresent  a  large  part  of  the 
capital,  enterprise  and  business  of  the  city.  They  suggest  public 
improvements  and  b}-  united  action  secure  them.  The  officers  of 
the  Club  are:  President,  G.  W.  AVatts;  Recording  Secretary,  T.  B. 
Fuller;  Corresponding  Secretary,  Lucius  Cireen. 

Durham  Commandery,  No.  3,  Knights  Templar,  meets  1st  Mon- 
day of  each  month  at  Masonic  Hall:  Jas.  Southgate,  E.  C. ;  J.  W. 
Blackwell,  Recorder. 


Eno  Lodge,   No.  210,   F.  &  A.  M.,   meets  1st  Monday  of  each 
month  at  2  p.  m. :     J.  L.  Markham,  W.  M.;  D.  C.  Gunter,  Sec. 


Grold  Link  Lodge,  No.  114,  I.  O.  of  O.  F.,  meets  every  Monday, 
at  7:30  p.  m.,  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  W^right's  Building:  Wm. 
Freeland,  N.  G.;  T.  M.  Stephens,  V.  G.;  J.  A.  Stout,  P.  G. ;  J.  A. 
Woodall,  Treasurer;  H.  W.  Smith,  Secretary;  H.  Brown,  Financial 
Secretary;  J.  Fetchett,  Chaplain. 


Durham  Encampment,  No.  14,  I.  O.  of  O.  F.,  meets  2nd  and  4th 
Fridays  of  each  month,  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  Wright's  Building: 
J.  Heartt,  C.  P. ;  J.  A.  Stout,  C.  W. ;  J.  A.  McMannen,  J.  W.;  C.  J, 
Ilulin,  Scribe;  W.  L.  Freeland,  Treasurer. 


22  APPENDIX. 

Alma  Lod^e,  No.  5,  I.  O.  of  O.  F.,  meets  every  Tuesday  at  7:30 
]).  m.,  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  Wright's  Building:  11.  E.  Ileartt,  W. 
(1.;  Mrs.  J.  A.  Stout,  V.  (}.;  Mrs.  Emma  D.  Smith,  Secretar}^;  Mrs- 
Jiaura  Brown,  Treasurer;  Mrs.  (.'.  J.  Ifuliu,  Financial  S(K-retary. 

Young  Men's  Chi-istian  As.sociation,  (Jorcoi-an  sti-eet,  near  Main 
street:  Eegular  lleligious  meeting  each  Sunday  at  4  p.  m.  Boj's' 
meeting,  Sunday  at  3  p.  m.  Workers'  Training  Class,  Saturda}'  at 
8  p.  m.  Eegular  Business  meeting,  2nd  P"'riday  of  each  month 
(Board  of  Directors  meet  after  adjoui'nment  of  this  meeting):  J.  II. 
Southgate,  President;  L.  D.  Ileartt,  Vice-President;  T.J.  Simmons, 
Eecording  Secretary;  C.  A.  Jordan,  Treasurer;  J.  J.  Stowe,  General 
Secretary.  Directors:  E.  J.  Parrish,  G.  W.  Watts,  Chas.  McGary, 
P.  M.  Briggs,  II.  G.  Lea,  H.  G.  Griffin,  W.  S.  Halliburton  and  L.  G. 
CIolc.     Membership  of  about  210. 


Junior  Branch  Young  Men's  Christian  Association  :  President, 
Frank  Chamberlain;  Vice-President,  W.  Rowland;  Secretary,  J. 
Puryear. 


Ladies'  Auxiliar}-  Society  Young  Men's  Christian  Association; 
President,  Mrs.  A.  G.  Carr ;  First  Vice-President,  Mrs.  E.  C.  Fan- 
ning; Second  Vice-President,  Mrs.  Eobt.  Jones;  Secretary,  Mrs.  M. 
W.  Eeed  ;  Treasurer,  Mrs.  E.  J.  Parrish. 


Durham  Jjight  Infantr}-,  meets  1st  Tuesday  in  each  month,  at 
their  Armory,  at  7:30  p.  m.:  AV.  A.  Gattis,  Jr.,  Captain;  J.  S. 
Burch,  1st  Lieutenant;  J.  W.  Jones,  2nd  Lieutenant;  T.  J.  Winston, 
1st  Sergeant ;H.  G.  Griffin,  Quartermaster  Sergeant. 


Durham  County  Medical  Society,  meets  1st  and  3rd  Monday 
nights  of  each  month:  J.  M.  Manning,  President;  J.  A.  Smith,  1st 
Vice-President;  J.  P.  Monroe,  2nd  Vice-President;  J.  D.  Eoberts, 
Secretary  and  Treasurer;  Members.  A.  G.  Carr,  N.  M.  Johnson,  W. 
J.  H.  Durhal,  J.  F.  Cain,  T.  S.  Vickers. 


Jewish  Cemetery  Society,  meets  1st  Sunday  of  each  month  at 
Summerfield's:  C.  Summerfield,  President;  Julius  Wicover,  Secre- 
tary; A.  Goldstein,  Treasurer. 


Durham  Cornet  Band,  meets  in  Duke's  Building,  Tuesda}^  and 
Friday,  at  7:30  p.  m.:  P.  B.  Cheek,  President;  E.  T.  Cheek,  Secre- 
tary and  Treasurer;  J.  Thomas,  Captain. 


St.  Cecelia  Musical  Society,  meets  1st  Friday  of  each  month  at 


APPEXDIX.  23 


7:H0  p.  111.,  at  St.  Cet-uliu  Hall,  Main  street:  Miss  L.  M.  Southfi^ate, 
President;  Miss  M.  F.  Fuller,  Secretary;  ^frs  Geo.  AV.  Watts,  Treas- 
urer; Vernon  Darnell,  liibrarian. 


St.  Cecelia  II'iII,  Main  street,  corner  Church  street. 


Stokes  Hall,  Main  street,  corner  Cocorau  street. 


Durham  Street  Car  Railway  Compan}-:  W.  T.   Blackwell,  Presi- 
dent; ofHce,  Blackwell's  Bank. 


Durham  Tobacco  Association,  meets  1st  Monday  of  each  month, 
at  3.30  p.  m.  at  their  rooms,  Main  street:  L.  W.  Wise,  President; 
1\  L.  Peay,  Vice  Pre.sident;  Lucius  Tiiley,  Secretary;  R.  G.  Lea, 
Treasurer. 


Black-well  Park'  and  Rttce  Track,  hej'ond  w  limits.  Street  Cars 
direct  to  the  Parlv.  Has  a  halt'  n\ile  race  course.  ii:;rand  stand,  lari;'e 
staltles,  a  ladies'  dressini!;  room,  etc.     Private  property. 


COLORED  LODGES,  ETC. 

G.  X.  O.  ofU.  F.,  Xo.  209G,  meets  Tuesday  at  7.30  p.  m..  at  Man- 
i-um  Hall:  X.  Ci.,  G.  W.  Bumpus;  V.  G.,  Rev.  B.  K.  Butler;  E  .S., 
G.  \V.  Pearson;  P.  X.F.,  G.  F.  Maben  ;  W.  C,  H.  L.  Robinson; 
Treasurer,  P.  H.  Smith. 


G.  X.  O.  of  O.  F.,  Reliable  Lodo;e  Xo.  2970,  meets  Thursday  at 
7.30  p.  m.,  at  Mano;um  Hall:  Wm.  Jones,  X.  G. ;  Henr}^  Bookrum, 
V.  G.;  W.  T.  H.  Woodwartl,  P.  S.;  John  Burwell,  Secretary :  Charles 
Pratt,  Treasurer. 


Pride  of  Love  Lodjijc,  Good  Samai'itans,  Xo.  303,  meets  Monday 
at  7.30  ]).  m.,at  Rigsbee  Building,  Parrish  street. 


Universal  Brotherhood,  Xo.  318,  meets  Friday  at  7.30  p.  m.,  nt 
Rigsbee  Building,  Parrish  street. 


Independent  Social  Club,  meets  Thursday  at  7.30  p.  m.,  at  Rigsbee 
Building,  Parrish  street:  C.  Richmond,  President;  S.  P.  Lassiter, 
Treasurer;  M.  B.  Bingham,  Secretaiy ;  J.  A.  Wright,  B.  A. 

Doric  Lodge,  Xo.  28,  F.  &  A.  M.,  meets  2nd  and  4th  Mondays  of 
each  month,  at  8  p.  m.  at  Hall  in  Hayti :  W.  G.  Pearson,  W.  M. ; 
B.  H.  Lethers,  Secretary;  A.  A  Parker,  J.  W.;  Xathan  Hawkins, 
S.  W. 


24  APPENDIK. 


Pride  of  Durham  Lodge,  No.  2095,  I.  O.  of'O.  F.,  meets  at  Maii- 
gum  Hall  every  Thursday  at  7  p.  m. 


Eoyal  Kuights  ot'Kiug  David,  No.  1,  meets  every  Friihiy  at  7.30 
]).  m.,  atMangumllall:  II.  L.  Eobinson,  C;  W.  S.  Smith,  V.  C. ; 
E.  Euffin,  Sentinel;  J.  W.  Barton,  Chaplain  ;  George  Warren,  Treas- 


urer. 


COLORED  CHURCHES. 


White  Eock  Baptist  C!hureh,  Eev.  Allen  Eaton,  Pastor;  Petti- 
grew  street,  near  Hayti:  Sunday  services,  11  a.  m.  3.40  p.  m.  and 
7.30  p.m.  Sunday  school,  9  a.  m.  Prayer  meeting,  Wednesday 
8  p.  m. 


A.  M.  E.  Church,  Fairview  street,  Eev.  A.  J.  Chambers,  Pastor: 
Sunday  services,  11  a.  m.  and  7.45  p.  m.  Sunday  school,  3  p.  m. 
Prayer  meeting,  Thursday  8  p.  m.  Sunday  school,  Teacher.s  meet 
Friday  8  p.  m. 

Second  Baptist  Church,  Shanty  Eow,  Pastor;  Henry  Johnson  : 
Sunday  service  at  3  p.  m.  and  7  p.  m.  Sunday  school  at  9  a.  m. 
Prayer  meeting  every  Wednesday. 


Mt.  Yernon  Baptist  Church,  Eev.  J.  B.  K.  Butler,  Pastor;  Eamsay 
Hill.  Sunday  service  at  3  p.  m.  and  7:30  p.  m.  Sunday  school  at 
9  a.  m.     Prayer  meeting  every  Wednesday  at  7.30  p.  m. 


A.  M.  E.  Church,  Chapel  Hill  street,  Pastor;  Henry  Hall.  Sun- 
day service  at  11  a.  m.  and  7  p.  m.  Sunday  school  at  9  a.  m. 
Prayer  meeting  every  Wednesday. 

Durham  Primative  Baptist  Church,  Fairview  street,  Pastor, 
Everett  Faucett.  Sunday  service  at  11  a.  m.  Prayer  meeting 
when  convenient 

:o: 

THIS  DIRECTORY 

WILL   BE    LSSUED    ANNUALLY,    OE   AS   THE   DEMAND 

EEQUIEES.      SUPPOET    NO    OTHEE,    FOE    WE 

WILL  ALWAYS  GIVE  A  VALUABLE  WOEK. 

EespectfuU}^, 

E.  F.  TURNER  &  Co., 

217  Elm  Street,   Yonkers,  N.    Y. 


APPENDIX. 


-'0 


We  espcciall}'  call  the  attention  of  our  readers  to  the  following 
liberal  patrons  of  our  work  who  have  assisted  us  with  much  valu- 
able information,  without  which  we  would  consider  our  book  in- 
complete, and  to  show  our  appreciation  of  the  same  we  make  the 
following  brief  mention : 

THE    BLACKWELL     DURHAM     CO-OPERATIVE     TOBACCO     COMPANY     IS    THE 
LARGEST   WORKS   OP    ITS    KIND    IN   THE    WORLD. 

The  -'Durham  Bull"  is  the  genius  of  our  3'oung  city.  It  has 
found  its  way  into  every  principal  market  on  the  globe  and  it  is 
smoked  by  every  nation ;  indeed  we  may  say  it  is  smoked  in  every 
language  in  the  known  world.  This  mammoth  enterprise  started 
from  a  very  small  beginning  some  twenty  years  ago,  when  Dur- 
ham was  a  water  station  on  the  North  Carolina  railroad.  Perse- 
verance and  judicious  management  has  brought  it  through  all  these 
years  to  its  present  immensity.     Good  work  always  tells. 

Without  going  into  a  detailed  account  of  the  origin  and  rapid 
growth  of  the  "Bull"  as  a  factory  of  granulated  tobacco— which 
would  fill  a  volume — we  will,  in  a  brief  way,  give  our  readers  some 
idea  of  it  now  and  its  present  capcity,  which  is  about 

8.000,000    POUNDS   A   YEAR. 

The  factory  building  is  one  of  architectural  beauty,  built  of  brick 
and  granite,  four  stories  in  height,  with  a  frontage  of  350  feet,  and 
160  in  length,  with  a  capacity  of  250,000  pounds  per  day.  Do  you 
catch  the  idea  of  its  immensity?  This  is  a  Durham  enterprise  of 
which  the  whole  State  feels  proud.  Hundreds  of  hands  are  em- 
ployed daily,  and  it  has  paid  in  the  last  ten  j-ears  for  labor  alone, 
$100,551.51,  as  near  as  a  casual  observer  can  observe. 

The  factory  proper,  with  its  adjuncts,  cover  over  twent}^  acres 
of  ground,  and  it  is  supplied  with  all  of  its  own  appurtenances,  in 
every  branch,  for  the  speedy  execution  of  all  w^ork  connected  with 
the  business.  It  is  a  veritable  hive  of  varied  industries,  all  with 
one  object  in  view — preparing  the  "Bull"  for  the  smoker's  use. 
The  company  use  at  least  110,000  yards  of  cloth  per  month  for 
making  the  tobacco  sacks,  or  a  total  of  1,400,  000  yards  per  annum. 

During  the  jnist  decade  the  Blackwell  Durham  Tobacco  Co.  has 
sent  out  something 

OVER  34,490,177  pounds  op  manupactured  tobacco, 
which  has  gone  all  over  the  world  and  611ed  the  pipes  of  all 
nations.  In  the  same  length  of  time  it  has  paid  in  taxes  to  the 
United  States  government  a  sum  that  will  astonish  you — $3,813,- 
930.89.  This  shows  that  this  factory  has  been,  and  is  now,  one  of 
the  most  important  factories  in  the  industry  and  progress  of  Dur- 
ham. Most  assuredly  it  does.  The  "Bull"  carried  with  it  the  name 
of  Durham  to  every  iuhabitablc  land,  both  in  the  new  and  the  old 
world. 


2G  APPENDIX. 


Nowhere  on  llie  habitable  ^;h)be  is  bettor  tobacco  produced  than 
rig-ht  here  ai'ound  Dui'ham  ;  and  nowhere  in  America — or  out  of 
America — is  it  man u fact uivd  with  niore  success,  or  gives  more  gen- 
eral satisfaction,  than  by  tlie  {)rojjrietoi"s  of  the  now  famous  '-Dur- 
ham JjuII." 

THE  GUIDIX(J  SPIRIT. 

In  eveiy  gr-eat  and  successful  enterprise  tl'.eiv  is  a  "power  be- 
hind the  throne" — a  nnjving  genius,  a  directing  spirit.  In  the 
\vurl;ings  of  llie  enterprise,  and  President  of  the  Couij>any,  is  a 
Xorth  Carolinian — one  whom  all  Xorth  Carolinians  delight  to 
h(^nor — wdio  is  a  t^'pical  rejjresentative  of  the  ])lnck  and  energy 
that  is  to-da}'  i-egenerating  and  disentlii'aliing  the  South  from  her 
'•Rip  Van  Winkle"  sleep  and  pushing  her  forward  in  the  grand 
inarch  of  progrsss. 

As  the  great  king  Artaxerxes  was  traveling  through  the  wide 
realms  of  Persia,  u  certain  man,  named  Mises,  presented  him  with 
a  pomegranate  of  a  wonderful  bigness,  wdiich  the  king  admiring 
demanded  out  of  what  paradise  he  had  gotten  it.  Mises  answered 
that  he  had  gathered  it  from  his  own  garden  and  cultivation.  The 
king  was  exceedingly  pleased  with  the  jjresent,  and  gracing  ilises 
with  ro^'al  gifts  in  return,  swore  by  the  sun,  ''That  the  same  man 
with  like  diligence  and  care  might  as  well  of  a  little  city  make  a 
great  one.'' 

MR.  JULIAN  S.  CARR 

Is  to-day  doing  a  great  work  for  Durham;  doing  a  lion's  share  in 
making  of  Durham  a  great  city.  His  diligence  and  care  in  bu.-ii- 
ness,  with  a  generous  heart  filled  with  Christian  grace,  is  the  secret 
of  his  great  success. 

From  his  entrance  in  the  firm  owning  the  "'Durham  Bull,"  afoun- 
dation  was  laid  for  {he  largest  smoking  tobacco  factory  in  the 
world.  A  ])olicy  was  mapped  out  which  faithful,  consistent  ex- 
ecution has  enabled  the  firm  to  achieve  its  present  great  succctjs. 
Mr.  Carr  has  demonstrated  his  abilit}'  not  only  to  design  but  to  ex- 
ecute, and  it  is  these  characteristics  that  aid  in  bearing  a  man  on 
to  the  realm  of  success. 

Had  it  not  been  for  the  enterprise  dis])layed  by  such  leaders  in 
the  tobacco  manufacturing  industry  as  Mr.  Carr  and  his  associates, 
it  is  more  than  likely  that  the  unnatural  state  of  affairs  that  has  so 
long  characterized  cotton  manufacture  would  have  had,  in  a  great 
measure,  its  counterpart  in  tobacco;  that  is  to  say,  the  bulk  of  it 
would  jirobably  have  been  manufactured  at  the  North. 


APPEXDIX. 


"SUMMERSET  VILLA,"   MR.  CARR'S  RESIDENCE. 


Mr.  CaiT,  with  his  hap|\y  and  interesting  I'amil}',  now  occupy 
their  new  and  beautiful  I'esidence,  ''Sunimerset  Villa,"  completed 
at  a  cost  of  about  $120,000.  It  is  one  of  the  finest  residences  in  tiie 
South.  The  accotnjnuiyiuij;  illustration  gives  you  but  a  faint  con- 
ception of  its  beauty  and  tiuish.  Thoroughly  convenient  arrange- 
ments; supplied  with  all  the  modern  improvements  to  make  it  a 
royal  dwelling  jjlaee.  Xo  expense  was  spared  in  the  materials 
used. 

Mr.  Carr  has  a  warm  place  in  his  heart  for  the  old  cx-Gonfeder- 
ate  soildier.  It  is  nut  mere  sympathetic  words — it  is  deeds.  His 
generosity  and  liberality  are  coextensive  with  his  reputation,  and 
his  open-hearted  charity  mu^t  bring  him  the  sweetest  benediction 
that  ever  ]3oured  its  solace  upon  the  sorrow-swept  heart  <^f  human- 
ity,    lie  is  among 

THE  FIRST  IN  ALL    GOOD  WORKS, 

and  especially  enterprises  that  look  to  the  advancement  of  Dur- 
ham— a  town  that  is  as  dear  to  him  as  "the  apple  of  the  eye."  He 
has  been  called  to  fill  many  important  positions,  and  in  every  sit- 
uation he  has  acted  so  well  his  part  as  to  win   commendation  and 


28  APPENDIX. 


increase  the  esteem  of  his  fellow-citizens.  A  devout,  consistcntand 
energetic  member  of  the  Methodist  church,  he  has  inspired,  b}'  his 
christian  bearing,  a  sentiment  of  warm  regard  that  ripens  with  in- 
tercourse into  a  strong  affection.  Men  love  him  for  his  virtues,  for 
his  kindly  disposition,  for  his  wide  sympathies,  and  for  his  chiv- 
alrous and  exalted  sentiments.  Such  a  num  is  an  untold  blessing 
in  any  community,  Durham  is  proud  of  such  a  whole-souled  cit- 
izen. The  State  is  proud  of  him.  The  South  glories  in  his  grand 
achivements.  Town,  State  and  section  honor  him,  and  lay  the 
chaplet  of  their  plaudits  at  his  feet.  His  career  and  example  are 
illustrious  precepts  for  the  rising  generation.  Long  live  Julian  S. 
Carr  and  the  great  enterprise  of  which  he  is  the  honored  head! 

HOTEL    CLAIBORN. 

The  Hotel  Claiborn  under  the  charge  of  A.  B.  Sites,  (who  has 
always  enjoyed  the  reputation  of  a  first  class  hotel  man,)  iscertan- 
ly  worthy  of  great  note.  It  is  located  in  the  midst  of  a  thriving 
business  centre,  convenient  to  all  the  principal  places,  and  within 
easy  access  from  all  parts  of  the  city.  The  building  is  substantially 
constructed,  the  interior  arrangements  are  perfect  and  including 
all  the  most  modern  improvements  for  the  convenience,  comfort 
and  safety  of  guests.  This  Hotel  holds  a  leading  position  among 
the  lovers  of  good  living,  the  cuisine  being  second  to  none  in  the 
city. 

J.    SOUTHOATE   &    SON. 

J.  Southgate  &  Son,  represent  more  than  twenty-five  of  the  best 
English  and  American  companies.  Nearly  $500,000,000  capital 
and  assets.  Strongest  company  agency  in  the  South.  The  largest 
in  the  state.  Mr.  J.  Southgate  has  been  located  in  Durham  some 
thirteen  years.  He  conducts  his  business  upon  the  strictest  princi- 
ples of  commercial  integrity,  and  has  won  an  excellent  i-eputation 
as  an  honorable,  energetic  and  thoroughl3'  reliable  business  man, 
and  is  veiy  popular  in  leading  social  and  commercial  circles. 

The  firm  of  J.  Southgate  &  Son  has  been  wisely  managed  and 
has  had  an  unusually  prosperous  career,  its  policies  reflecting  great 
credit  upon  the  firm.  They  rank  among  the  best  companies, 
most  influential  business  men,  and  the  best  proof  of  their  abilities 
is  the  splendid  record  which  they  have  made.  They  have  built  up 
a  large  business,  and  an  ever  increasing  reputation  for  affording  abso- 
lute security,  coupled  with  the  most  honorable  and  liberal  treatment 
of  policy  holders.  They  have  transacted  a  lai'ge  business  and  Mr. 
Southgate  is  to  be  congratulated  upon  the  large  measure  of  success 
which  has  attended  his  efforts.  He  is  an  experienced  and  prudent 
underwriter,  and  has  every  facility  for  writing  risks. 


APPENDIX.  29 


J.    B.    WrilTAKER,    JR. 

J.  B.  Wliitaker  was  born  in  Goldsboro,  X.  C,  Septembers,  1851. 
The  war  interfered  somewhat  with  his  education.  Entered  the  prinl- 
iui^  office  of  his  father,  J.  B.  Whitauer  Sr.,  and  soon  manifested 
special  fitness  for  this  avocation.  Became  a  swift  compositor  and 
was  acUnowledi^ed  one  of  the  fastest  and  most  accurate  composers 
of  tyj)e  in  the  State.  Indeed  when  about  15  years  of  age  he  pub- 
licly issued  a  challenge  for  a  contest  with  any  printer  in  the  Slate 
not  over  18  years  of  age,  and  this  challenge  was  not  accepted.  At 
19  years  of  age  ha  was  employed  as  a  journeyman  on  the  Wilming- 
ton Daily  Jouriuil,  published  by  Englehard  &  Price,  and  soon  won 
the  distinction  of  being  ihe  swiftest  compositor  in  that  office. 
When  a  youth  he  published  a  humorous  paper  which  had  quite  a 
run.  lias  occupied  the  position  of  local  reporter  of  the  Goldsboro 
News  and  local  editor  of  the  Goldsboro  Messenger.  At  one  time 
be  was  owner  and  editor  of  an  advertising  sheet,  called  the  Weekly 
Advertiser.  Was  married  April  25th,  1871,  to  Miss  Sallic  A.  Jones 
of  Goldsboro. 

Mr.  WhitaUer  held  in  Goldsboro  the  positions  Asst.  Postmaster  and 
Town  Clerk,  although  a  Democrat.     A  very  high  compliment  at- 
testing his  merits,  as  in  this  case  politics  were  ignored,  and  Repub- 
licans voted  for  him  from  higher  motive^;  than  those  which  usually 
actuated  the  average  voter.    In  these  positions  he  acquitted  himself 
with  credit  to  himself  and  acceptability  to  his  constituents.    Moved 
to  Durban  in  Feb.,  1877,  to  take  charge  of  the  job  printing  office  of 
r>lackwe!rs  Durham  Tobacco  Co.  Held  that  position  untiljune,  1879, 
when  he  purchased  the  job  printing  office  of  D.  W.  Whitaker,  and 
built  up  a  successful  business.     His  office  was  almost  entirely  de- 
stroyed by  the  great  fire  of  1880.     But  he  immediately  purchased 
a  new  outfit,  and  soon  revived  his  business.     It  is   generally   con- 
ceded   that    his    bronze    printing    stands   in    the   front    rank   of 
excellence.     Was  a  delegate  to  the    first    two    Democratic   county 
conventions  held  in  Durham  county.     He  took  an  active  part,  (as 
he  does  in  all  other  high    and    commendable   movements)    in    the 
State  prohibition  campaign,  wMiich  was  defeated  by   an   amalgam- 
ated combination  of  llepubiicans,  Liberals  and  Anti-prohibition- 
ists.    This  cause,  though  retarded,  will  sooner  or  later  triumph  as 
all  truth  must.     It  may  be  slow  and  tedious  but  sure.     Mr.  Whit- 
aker, be  it  said  to  his  everlasting  honor,  is  an    enthusiastic  coadju- 
tor  in    the  temperance  movement.     He  talks  it,  he   votes  it,  and 
he  watches  it.     He  is  a  man  of  strong  convictions  and    lives   true 
to  them.     The  acts  and  aims  of  his  life  bear  the  impress   of  lofty 
motives,  of  unselfish  and  unswerving  devotion  to  the   interests   of 
his  fellow-man.     In  whatever  position  he  has  been   called    to   act, 
whether  social,  political  or  religious,  he  has  kept  an  eye  single  to 


30  APPENDIK 


the  glory  of  God  and  the  elevation  of  man.  His  high  toned  chris- 
tian character,  gentlemanly  de))ortment  and  faniilliarity  with  the 
wants  of  the  people,  pre-eminently  fit  him  for  the  leadershij^ 
among  men.  He  is  a  strong  advocate  of  education  and  was  one  of 
the  most  influential  men  in  the  establishment  of  our  Graded  .School.-'. 
Jn  appreciation  of  his  zeal  and  devotion  to  the  Graded  School 
cause  in  the  campaign  he  was  elected  a  member  of  the  Eoard  of 
Education  and  Learning,  which  position  he  held  for  nearly  two 
terms — the  only  member  who  was  present  at  every  meeting.  lie 
was  secretary  of  the  Board  from  its  organization  to  the  time  of  his 
7'esignation.  He  was  a  trustee  of  the  Methodist  Female  Seminary, 
which  position  he  resigned  to  become  a  member  of  the  Graded 
School  Board. 

Mr.  Whitaker  moved  to  Goldsboro  in  December,  1884.  While 
in  Goldsboro  he  became  prominent  in  the  affairs  of  town  and  coun- 
ty. He  was  made  Chairman  of  the  County  Board  of  Educati(^n. 
He  was  also  local  editor  of  the  Goldsboi-<)  Messenger  and  was  ]»ro- 
])rietor  of  a  bookstore.  He  returned  to  Durham  in  the  year  ]888. 
He  is  now  editor  of  the  Durham  Plant.  He  is  a  good  thi)dj:er  and 
a  line  writer.  While  3Ir.  AVhitaker  has  never  taken  a  regular  col- 
legiate course,  he  is  nevertheless  an  educated  man;  few  men  of 
his  age  are  as  well  equipped  for  life.  He  is  unlike  most  men  in 
that  he  is  ever  faithful  to  his  friends.  His  motto  in  life  is  '-Do 
unto  others  as  you  would  that  they  should  do  unto  you-" 


BDiiEfis  m  s,uf-Miii  Mmw 

-of  all  Kinds  Repaired  on  Short  Notice. 


FOUNDRY  AND  BLACKSMITH  WORK 

of  all  kinds.     Pipe  and  Pipe  Fittin<^s — a  good  stock  on  hand.  Belt- 
ing, Oils,  Bolts,  Nuts,  and  Washers.     Valves,   Injector  Litters, 
Steam  Gauges,  Water  Gauges,  and  Glass.  Li  short.  Every- 
thing kept  in  a  FIEST-CLASS    MACHINE  SHOP. 

AGENTS  FOR  THE  AMES  ENGINE  AND  BOILEK. 

Those  wanting  a  Strictly  First-Class   Slide- Valve  Engine,  at  a  moderate 
price,  will  find  it  to  their  interest  to  confer   with  me.     I  make  PIoav- 
Castings  for  all  Plows  generally  used  in  this  section,  which  1  guar- 
antee to  be  of  best  quality  and  which  will  give   satisfaction. 


TURNER'S 

f)ui'l]kir(  f)ii^ectofy. 

§11889-90.1* 

:o : 

Abbreviations  Used  in  this  Directory. 

All.,  iibove^  advt.,  adverti-sment ;  ave.,  avenue  ;  bds  .,  boards;  bet.,  be- 
tween; com.,  commission  ;  com.  mer  ,  commission  merchant:  cor.,  corner; 
do.,  ditto;  e.,  east;  ft.,  foot;  h,  house;  la.,  hme;  mfg.,  manufacturing;  rafr., 
manufacturer :  mfrs.,  manufacturers  ;  n.,  north  5  nr.,  near ;  lab.,  laborer  ;  opp., 
opposite;  pi.,  place;  P.  0.,  post  oflice;  r.,  rooms;  s.,  south;  st.,  street ;  w., 
west ;  Wash'n  Washington  ;  wid.,  widow;  wks.,  works;  tob.,  tobacco;  R.  & 
D.  E.  R.,  Richmond  and  Danville  Rail  Road  ;gen'lmdsc.,  general  merchan- 
<iise ;  supt.,  superintendent. 


WHITE  DEPARTMENT. 

COLORED  DEPAKTMENT  IN  BACK  OF  THE  BOOK. 


Al^KRXATHEY  CLAYTON,  li  e  Durham. 

Abernathey  Ira.  mil!  hand,  h  e  Durham. 

Al)ernathey  John,  works  shuttle  mills,  h  e  Durham. 

Abernathey  Miss  Lucy,  weaver,  h  e  Durham. 

Abernathey  Miss  Eosa,  weaver,  h  e  J^urhani. 

Abernathey  Miss  Roena,  weaver,  h  e  Durham. 

Abernathey  AV.  A.,  crrocery,  e  Durham  h  do. 

Adams  John  Y,,  farmer,  h  Willard. 

Adams  Oscar,  tobacco  worker,  h  Liberty. 

Adams  Thomas,  shoemaker,  cor  Main  and  Church,  h  Liberty. 

Adderton  G.  A.,  printer,  h  Red  Cross. 

Addison  Charles,  tobacco  worker,  h  Strayhorn. 

Addison  Mrs  Lizzy,  wid.,  h  Strayhorn. 

Albright  G.  K.,  blacksmith,  h  Lea. 

Albright  J.  P.,  clerk,  h  South. 

Albright  John  E.,  policeman,  h  South. 

Albright  Miss  Julia,  milliner,  h  Cleveland. 

Albright  Miss  Maggie,  h  ClevelancL 

Albright  Miss  Pero"^  h  South. 

Albright  W.  A.,  delivery  clerk,  h  South. 

Blackwell's  Durham  Tobacco  J^plir^^nTform; 

reliable,  satisfactory  Smoking  Tobacco  ever  put  upofi  the  ma)kot.  hence 
dealers  and  consumers  always  pronounce  it  "THE  BEST." 


(y)'      -1  .     (T)'  ;  T  •  The  great  FVeiglit  an<I  Passenger  Linfi  ol" 

1  iedIT|0l1t  'Zin-L(ir|e,  the  >South,  witU  unsurpassed  facilities  fov 
])rompt  and  satisfactory  passenger  and  freight  service.  For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

32  DLRECTOIl  Y.— VV  h  ite. 


Allen  J.  H.,  postmaster,  h  Morris. 

Allen  AV.  B.,  clerk,  h  Parrisb. 

Allison  Miss  L,,  saleslady,  h  South. 

Allison  Miss  Lele,  school  teacher,  h  2  Carr. 

Alsley  Jim,  weaver,  h  e  Dnrliam. 

Anderson  Mrs  Mary,  wid,  h  Morehead  ave. 

Anderson  S.  C  ,  foicman,  h  McManning. 

Andrews  A.  A.,  grocer.  Green,  h  do. 

Andrews  T).  IT.,  grocery,  Five  Points,  h  Chapel  Ilill. 

Andrews  I).  W.,  clerk,  h  Green. 

Andrews  II.,  carpenter,  h  Cleveland. 

Andrews  II.  M.,  machinist,  h  South  Green. 

Andrews  Henry,  laborer,  h  Angier  ave. 

Andrews  J.  C,  h  Rigsbee  ave. 

Andrews  Jno.  D.,  mailing  clerk,  h  18  Chapel  Hill. 

Andrews  J.  G.,  h  78  Chapel  Hill. 

Andrews  Shelly,  groceries,  Mangnm  nr  Main,  h  Eoxboro. 

Anger  M.  A.,  retired  merchant,  h  McManning. 

Arendell  B.  J.,  Bowers  &  Arendell,  r  }»fain  nr  Mangnm. 

Arendell  S.  F.,  saloon,  Ilickstown,  r  Main  nr  Mangnm. 

HEADQUxVRTERS  FOR  SCHOOL  BOOKS  FOR  GRADED  SCHOOLS 
Public  Schools  and  Private  Schools,  the  Durham  Book  Store  of 

J.  B.  Whitaker,  Jr.,  »fc  Co. 

Arrington  Dr.  W.  F..  dentist.  Main  nr  Mangum,hcor  Willard 

and  Dandy. 
Arrington  John  II.,  clerk,  h  cor  Willard  and  Dandy. 
Ashe  Samuel  T.,  editor  The  Tobacco  Plant,  also  attorney   at 

law,  Main  nr  Corcoran,  h  Mangum. 
Atkinson  Geo.  E.,  works  cotton  mill,  h  e  Durham. 
Atwater  Miss  A.  F.,  h  46  Dandy. 
Atwater  Miss  Lucy,  school  teacher,  h  46  Dandy. 
Atwater  Miss  Orien,  n  46  Dandy. 

SHELLY  ANDREWS, 

DEALER   IN 


CONFECTIONERIES,  &c., 

MANGUM   STREET,   NEAR   MAIN, 


T 


HE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles  1  Fancy  Woods  !  Mahogany,  En;^- 
lish  Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.  Illus- 
ti-ated  Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon 
ai)plication.     Address,  PEEK  &  SON,  1567  Broadway,  New  York. 


Tiike  tlie  'Piedniont  Sii'-r<i,,e,  IT™  w'lIS^'^V.'S: 

and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and  Birmingham.     For    imlbrmation,    ad- 
<h'es.s,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

DIEECTORY.  —White.  33 

Atwater  R.  H.,  pork  packer,  h  46  Dandv. 
At  water  W.  A.,  clerk,  h  46  Dandj. 

Austin  S.  H.,  Secty.  Blackwell's  Durham  Co-Operative    To- 
bacco Co.,  h  Philadelphia. 
Avant  Miss  Jennie,  h  Broadwa}-. 
Bagwell  A.  S.,  niachinest,  h  South. 
Bagwell  Miss  Mattie  B.,  h  South. 
Bagwell  W.  B.,  Herndon  &  Bagwell,  h  South. 
Bailey  F.  B.,  real  estate  agent,  h  McManning. 
Baker  B.  S.,  h  e  Durham. 
Baker  Jim,  weaver,  h  e  Durham. 
Baker  John  A.,  weaver,  h  e  Durham. 
Baker  Miss  Mollie,  weaver,  h  e  Durham. 
Ballen  Virginius,  book  keeper,  h  Broadway. 
Bane  Arminius,  h  Pettigrew. 
Bane  Edward,  student,  h  Pettigrew, 
Bane  Miss  Emma,  h  Pettigrew. 
Bane  W.  C,  carpenter,  Pettigrew. 
Bane  &  Watson,  brick  manufacturers,  Smoky  Hollow. 
Bane  Worden,  carpenter  and  builder,  Pettigrew,  h  do. 

THE  DURHAM  SASH,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
Co.,  Manufacturers  of  Sash,  Blinds,  Doors,  Mantels,  Mouldings,  Frames 
and  Stair- Work. 

Bank  Cannon,  laborer,  h  Jackson. 

Bank  of  Durham,  (The)  W.  T.  Blackwell,  President,  W.  S. 
Halliburton,  Cashier,  Main  nr  Mangum. 

Banner  Warehouse.,  for  the  sale  of  leaf  tobacco,  J.  S.  Lock- 
hart,  Proprietor,  Main  opposite  post  office. 

Baptist  Female  Seminary,  Miss  Bettie  Blair,  Principal,  cor 
Mangum  and  Wyatt. 

Barbee  Bartley,  farmer,  h  e  Durham. 

Barbe  Miss  Bertie,  cigartette  packer,  h  Pettigrew. 

Barbee  Miss  Frances,  cigarrette  packer,  h  South  Green. 

Barbee  Mrs  Elizabeth,  h  Pettigrew. 

Barbee  Henry,  clerk,  h  Mangum. 

Barbee  Jae.  R.,  lab,  h  South  Green. 

Barbee  J.  R.,  clerk,  h  26  Lea. 

Barbee  H.  S.,  clerk,  h  Mangum. 

Barbee  Mrs.  L.  A.,  h  9  Carr. 

Barbee  Mrs.  M.  J.,  wid  h  w  Durham. 

Barbee  R.  H.,  clerk,  h  Mangum. 

Barbee  Miss  Susan,  h  Pettigrew, 

Barham  C.  A.  W,,  Sr.,  auctioneer,  h  cor  Lea  and  Jackson. 

Barham  Miss  C.  B.  C,  housekeeper,  h  Lea  and  Jackson. 

Blackwell's  Dui-ham  Tobacco  ;,V,uLrunS'; 

reliable,  satisfactory  Smoking  Tobacco  ever  put  upon  the  market,  hence 
dealers  and  consumers  always  pronounce  it  "THE  BEST." 


'I^i  ^(.li-»Tr-»T^1-  ^Vii'  rir^^  Tlie  Great  Pa>-seni:er  and  Frei^'ht  Lino 
J  lCtlll(UI|L  'iill -1^1I|L,  oUIieSoutli,  with  uiisuri>assft(l  Facilities 
for  prompt  and  sati><factory  Passenger  and  Freiglit  Service.  For  informa- 
tion, address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

34  DIKECTOKY.— White. 

Bai'ham  Miss  Claude,  milliner,  h  Lea  and  Jackson. 

Barhani  Miss  U.  U.,  h  Lea  and  Jackson. 

Barnes  Geoi-o:e  \V.,  salesman,  r  cor  Main  and  Manguni. 

Earnhardt  E.G.,  Hnpt  Durham  Cotton  Mfg  Co.,h  e  DurJiani. 

Barnliardt  Eugene,  h  Alston  ave, 

Barrow  Mrs  O.  T.,  h  Red  Cross. 

Barton  Mrs  Rubina,  dom,  h  Lea. 

Bashnagle  Mrs  P.  A.  B.,  sack  stringer,  h  Angier  ave. 

Bashangle  Miss  Rosa  Lee,  sack  stringer,  h  Angier  ave. 

Bass  H.  J.,  n.  J.  Bass  &  Co.,  h  Morris. 

Bass  H.  J.  &  Co.,  leaf  tob,  cor  Morgan  and  F'uUer. 

Bassett  Prof.  J.  S.,  graded  school,  h  Main. 

Batchelor  Y.  J.,  machine  hand,  h  2G  Lea. 

Battle  Lee  H.,  student,  IL  Broadway. 

Battle  Dr.  L.  W.,  physician,  Main  nr  Mangum,  h  Broadway. 

Baulin  ^L•s.  Mai'v,  h  wid.  South  Green. 

Beal  G.  H.,  J'  VV.  Swift  &  Co.,  h  Oxford. 

Beall  ^liss  Addie,  weaver,  h  e  Durham. 

Beall  Mrs,  Catherine,  wid,  h  e  Durham. 

Beall  John,  weaver,  h  e  Durham. 

THE  DAILY  TOBACCO  PLANT  has  the  largest  bona  fde  circulation 
ever  secured  by  a  Durham  daily.      Therefore  it  is  the  best  advertising 
medium. 

Beard  T.,  painter,  h  Lea. 

Beavans  E.  K.,  day  clerk  Claiboru  Hotel,  hds  do. 

Beavers  G.  T.,  collector,  h  Ramseur. 

Beavers  J.  T.,  butcher,  h  Ramseur. 

Belvin  A.  AV.,  macliinist,  h  Railroad  st. 

Belvin  Miss  Lillie,  cigarette  packer,  h  Railroad  st. 

Belvin  Miss  iSTancy,   cigarette  packer,  h  Railroad  st. 

Benard  Miss  Bettie,  h  Dillard. 

Benard  J.  P.,  h  Dillard. 

Bennett  C.  W.,  carpenter,  h  Cleveland. 

Bennett  Miss  ILittie,  h  Cleveland. 

Bennett  Joe,  tob  worker,  h  Cleveland. 

Bennett  Mrs.  L.  C,  wid,  h  Willard. 

Bennett  Wm.,  tob  worker,  h  Cleveland. 

Bernard  Miss  Bettie,  Milliner. 

Bernard  G.,  drug  clerk,  h  cor  Liberty  and  Dillard. 

Bernstene  Aliss  Lena,  saleslady,  h  Pine. 

Bernstene  Miss  Lena,  saleslady,  h  Pine. 

Bernstene  P.,  dry  goods,  etc,  Main  nr  Mangum,  h  cor  Pine  and 

Poplar. 
Bernstene  Marx.,  gen'l  mdse,  Main,  h  Pine. 


T 


ME  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles)!  Fancy  Woods!  Mahogany,  English 
.^Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash,  Oriental  Black.  Illustrated 
Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon  ap- 
plication.   Address,  PEEK  &  SON,  1567  Broadway,  New  York. 


rpAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LIXE,  Passin<T  throngli    tlie    Cities   of 
I   Raleigh,  Durham,   (ioKlsboro,  Si>aftanbui"<r,   Greenville,  Seneca,  Gains- 
ville  and  Athens,  to  the  iSouth  and  South  West.    For  information,  address, 
J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

DIRECTOIIY.— White.  ~3b 

Benistene  Miss  Rebecca,  h  Pine. 
Bernstene  S.,  clerk,  h  cor  Pine  and  Poplar. 
Bernstene  AV.,  clerk,  h  cor  Pine  and  Poplar. 
Berr}'  J.  II.,  drayman,  h  Morehead  ave. 
Boves  Miss  Mary,  h  Morris. 
Bircham  Miss  Clara,  ciii:  packer,  h  e  Durham. 
Bircham  Mrs.  Eliza,  wid,  h  e  Durham. 
Bishop  &  Co.,  2:rocers,  cor  Lea  and  Jackson. 
Bishop  E.  E.,  Bishop  &  Co.,  h  Main. 
Bivens  J.  A.,  carpenter,  Broadway  h  do. 
B,lacknall  C.  B.,  B.  Blacknall  &  Son,  h  Ilillsboro  rd. 
Blacknall  J.  K.,h  Caswell  Hill. 
Blacknall  0.,  h  Caswell  Hill. 

Blacknall  R.  D.,  R.  Blacknall  &  Son,  h  IliUshoro  rd. 
Blacknall  R.  &  Son,  druo:gists,  cor  Main  and  Corcoran. 
Blackwell  Baptist  Church,  Chapel  Hill. 
Blackw^ell  G.  R.,  tob  buyer,  h  South. 
Blackwell  J.  L.,  farmer,"  h  Chapel  Hill 

Blackwell  J.  AV.,  Pres.  Builders,  Manufacturers  &  Supply  Co., 
h  Lea 

milE   DURHAM   SASH,   DOOR   AND   BLIND   MANUFACTURING 
i     Co.     Woodworkers,    Turning,   Planing,   Scroll   Sawing  and    Ripping 
done  in  the  best  manner.  • 

Blackwell  Miss  Lavina,  h  Chapel  Hill. 

Blackwell  AV.  T.,  Pres.  Bank  of  Durham  h  Chapel  Hill. 

Blackwell's  Durham  Co-Opsrative  Tobacco  Co.,  Julian  S. 

Carr  Pres.,  S.  II.  Austin,  Jr.,  Sec'ty,  J.  A.   McDowell, 

Treas.,  Pettegrew  and  Blackwell. 
Blackwood  John,  shipping  clerk,  h  eMain. 
Blair  Mrs.  M.  A.,  wid,  h  Mangum. 
Blalock  Airs.  Elizabeth,  wid,  h  Peabody. 
Bland  X.  E.,  h  e  Durham. 
Bobbitt  J.  T.,  tob  dealer,  h  Liberty. 
Boiseau  R.  E  ,  clerk,  bds  Claiborn  hotel. 
Bolanz  M.  B.  painter,  r  Parrish. 
Bolton  AVra.  A.,  Sexton  Blackwell  Baptist  church,  h  62  Chapel 

Hill. 
Bolyn   AV.  H.,  mang  for  E.  F.  AVyatt  &  Son.,  r  Main  and 

Alangurn. 
Booker  Airs.  Eugenia,  wid,  h  13  Carr. 
Boone  J.  PL,  grocer,  e  Durham  h  do. 

Boone  R.  B.,  attorney-at-law,  court  house  Alain  h  Alangum. 
Boon  AV.  J.,  shoemaker,  h  e  Durham. 
Borland  Cora,  h  45  Dandy. 

SlkdkwellV  ©ufl\kii|  ^obkddo  ! 

BE  SURE  YOU  SMOKE  IT,  AND  ASK  FOR  NO  OTHER. 


rilAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE,  Passing  through  the  Cities  of 
X  Alexandria,  Cliarlottesville,  Lynchburg,  Danville,  Greensboro,  Reids- 
ville,  Salisbury,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  South  and  South  West. 
For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

36  DIRECTORY.— White. 


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liowers  &  Aveiidell,  dry  goods,  etc.,  Main  nr  Manguiii. 

Bawers  J.  C,  Bowers  &  Arendell,  Main  nr  Mangum. 

Boyd  John,  tob  worker,  h  Railroad. 

r>oyd  Mrs  Martha,  wid  h  Railroad. 

Boykiii  W.  F.,  bobbin  maker,  h  Main  nr  Church. 

Boylan  Wm.,  dry  goods,  h  32  Wilhird, 

Bradshaw  R.  M.,  bar  keeper,  h  Hunt. 

Bradsher  Nannie,  boarding  house,  h  Cleveland. 

Bradsher  W.  C,  collector" Parrish    Warehouse,  bds   Hopkins 

House,  Cleveland. 
Brandon  Haywood,  tob  worker,  h  39  Pettigrew. 
Brandon  Miss  Sallie,  cig  inspector,  h  39  Pettigrew, 
P>randon  Thos.,tob  worker,  h  39  Pettigrew. 
Branson  William  H.,  sec  and  treas  Durham  Cotton  Mfg  Co., 

li  Pettigrew  e  Durham. 
Brag  Miss  Callie;  cig  packer,  h  39  Pettigrew. 
Brag  Miss  Eliza,  cig  packer,  h  39  Pettigrew. 
Brewer,  —  carpenter,  bds.  Main. 
Bridges  J.  L.,  farmer,  h  e  Durham. 
Bridges  R.  R.,  snpt  N.  C.  division  Richmotid   &  Danville  R. 

R.,  Parrish  building,  Mangum,  bds  Hotel  Clayton. 
_EMEMBER  THAT  THE  DURHAM    BOOK    STORE   is   located  oji 
i\  the  corner  of  Main  and  Corcoran  streets,  in   the  old  Blacknail  drug 
store  building.     Call  aad  see  us.  J.  B.  Whitaker,  Jr.,  &  Co.  " 

Briggs  Miss  Blanch,  h  Queen. 
Briggs  J.  H.,  farmer,  h  e  Durham. 
Briggs  P.  M.,   Qlackwell's  attorney   and   counsellor  at  law, 

Durham  Co-Operative  Tobacco  Works,  h  Dillard 
Briggs  Wm  M,  h  e  Durham 

Bright  J  Mc  D,  drug  clerk,  r  cor  Main  and  Corcoran 
Bristow  L.  T.,  book  keeper  Banner  Warehouse,  h  Qroadway 
Broadwell  A  Ct,  carpenter,  h  South  Green 
Brock  D  L,  clerk,  h  ^I'oadway 

K.  B.  boom; 

Attorney-at-Law, 

OFFICE: — COURT    HOL'SE   BUILDIKG,   MAIN    STREET,   NEAR 
CHURCH, 

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212  to  216  West  47th  Street,  New  York.  Artistic  in  design.  Elegant  in 
finish,  Warranted  five  j'ears. 


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Mobile,  New  Orleons,  Shriveport,  Texas  and  California.      For  intbrmation, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

DIRDCTORY.— Whitk.  37 

Brock  J  0,  chief  engineer   Durham   Electric    Light    Co,   h 

(^roadway 
Biock  T  H,  tobacco  weigher,  h  Qroadway 
Brock  W  P,  tol>acco  employee,  h  Morehead 
Brockwell  Geo,  cig  maker,  li  Ferrell 
Brockwell  James,  carpenter,  h  Fei'rell 
Brockwell  John,  cig  maker,  h  Ferrell 
Brockwell  Miss  Julia,  cig  packer,  h  Ferrell 
Brockwell  Miss  Mar}-,  washer,  h  Shanty  Sow 
Brockwell  Miss  Viola,  cig  packer,  h  Ferrell 
Brogden  J  R,  farmei",  h  Main 
Broglin  Miss  Bettie,  cig  packer  h  Chapel  Hill 
Broglin  .Miss  Jennie,  dressmaker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Broglin  Wm,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Brooks  J  R,  h  Caswell  Hill 
Brooks  J  AV,  real  estate  agent,  Peabody,  h  do 
Bi'own  Miss  Bettie,  h  Shanty  Row 
Brown  Mrs  Bettie,  washer,  h  Shanty  Row 
Brown  Mrs  Caroline,  wid,  h  e  Durham 
Brown  C  J,  overseer  Carr's  tob  mfr,  h  Red  Cross 

THE   DURHAM   SASH,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURINO 
Co.     Dealers  in  Lumber,  Flooring,  Ceiling,  Siding,  Mouldings,   Build- 
ing Material. 

^rown  Mrs  E  J,  wid  h  e  Durham 

Brown  F  F,  h  Carr 

Brown  Henry,  box  maker,  h  Peabody 

Brown  Horace,  policeman,  h  99  South 

Brown  Jas,  box  maker,  h  Strayhorn 

Brown  James  M,  lab,  h  e  Durham 

Brown  John,  painter,  h  99  South 

Brown  Miss  Laura,  h  99  South 

Brown  Miss  Louisiana,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Brown  T  J  W,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Brown  Miss  Tina,  sack  maker,  h  e  Durham 

Brown  Miss  Virginia,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Browning  Mrs  ALiry,  wid,  h  Ferrell 

Browning  AVm,  tob  worker,  h  Peabody 

Browning  W  M,  carpenter,  h  Jones 

Bruce  S  C,  printer,  h  Red  Cross 

Bryan  Elhvood  L,  mang  for  E  J  Parrish,  h  Dillard 

Buchanan  L  T,  Durham  Male    Acadeni}',   corner   Green    and 

Cleveland,  h  Broadway 
Builders    Manufacturing    k   Supply    Company,   Sash,   Doors, 

Blinds,  etc.,  J  W  Blackwell,  Pres,  Lucius   Green,  Vice 

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38  DIRECTORY.— White" 

Pres,  S  E  Watt.  Sec  and  Treas,  Railroad  street 
BniiipassRev  RoLah,  Pastor  Main  Methodist  Clinrcli,  li  Main 
Burch  F  P,  bank  teller  and  J  B  AVhitaker  &  Co,  r  cpr  Main 

and  Corcoran 
Burch  Geo  W,  niang  Carr's,  li  Main. 
Bnrch  Joe,  h  Cle\X'iand 

Burcli  J  C,  tob  worker,  r  cor  Main  and  Mangum 
Burcli  J  S,  floor  niang  Parrish  AVarehouse,  li  Main  and  Mangum 
Burch  Joab,  clerk.  Banner  AVarehouse. 
]5nrch  S  G,  clerk,  h  Main 
Burgess  Aliss  Fannie,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Burgess  Mrs  Hester,  Avid,  h  e  JJurham 
Burgess  T  H,  h  e  Durham 

Burkhead  AV  G,  editor  Prohibitionist,  Raleigh,  h  112  Dandy 
Burns  Mrs  C  wid,  h  Ramseur 

Burton  R,  leaf  tob,  Foster  &  AVatkins,  h  Ramseur 
Busbee  AA^alton  Manning,  attv-at-law  and  notary  public,  court 

house  Alain,  h  AlcManning 
Cain  Miss  A  P,  h  AIcAlanning 
Cain  Dr  Jas  F,  physician,  h  McAIanning 

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Cain  Aliss  S  AI,  h  AlcManning 
Cain  S  R,  clerk,  h  AIcAlanning 
Campbell  Aliss  Aimie,  ci";  packer,  h  Alorris 
Campbell  Aliss  Belle,  h  Dillard 
Campbell  Aliss  Gracie,  machine  liand,  h  Railroad. 
Cam[)bell  Hugh,  stone  cutter,  h  Railroad 
Campbell  Aliss  Ida,  cig  packer,  h  Alorris 
Campbell  James  B,  shoemaker,  Alain  nr  Church,  h  Alorris 
Campbell  Airs  Alary,  wid,  h  Railroad 
Campbell  Aliss  ISTealy,  cig  packer,  h  Morris 
Canad}'  Aliss  Anna,  h  Rigsbee  ave 
Canady  Aliss  Genevive,  h  Rigsbee  ave 
Canady  Ruflin,  mason,  h  Rigsbee  ave 
Garden  Aliss  Bettie  A,  weaver,  e  Durham 
Garden  Miss  Carrie,  AVeaver,  h  e,  Durham 
Garden  J  W,  carpenter,  h  w  Durham 
Garden  John  S,  cig  maker,  h  Jackson 
Garden  Jones,  watchman,  h  57  Chapel  Ilill, 
Garden  Aliss  Alattie,  cig  packer,  h  57  Chapel  Hill 
Garden  S  A,  dra^nnan,  h  e  Durham 
Garden  AVm,  tob  worker,  h  Peabody 

THE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles  I  Fancy  Woods !  Mahogany  Eng- 
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•address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Wasliington,  D.  C. 

DIRECTORY.— White.  39 

Carlton  Miss  Annie,  h  Rigsbee 

Carlton  F  M,  clerk,  cor  Main  and  Mangnni 

Carlton  J  W  tob  buyer,  h  liigsliee 

Carlton  Miss  Mable,  h  Smoky  Hollow 

Carlton  Miss  Nettie,  h  Rigsbee 

Carpenter  John,  machine  hand,  h  25  Lea 

Carpenter  Wm,  h  25  Lea 

Carr  Dr  A  G,  physician  and  surgeon,  Main  i\r  Mangum,  h 
Dillard 

Carr  Dudley,  mang  for  Straus  &  Roab,  bds  Hotel  Claiborn. 

Carr  Julian  S,  Pres  Blaekwell's  Dm-ham  Co-operative  Tob- 
baco  Co,  I'res  First  Xat  Bank,  Vice-Pres  Durham  Electric 
Light  Co,  Vice-Pres  Durham  Fertilizer  Co,  h  "Somerset 
Villa,"  Dillard 

Carr  L  A,  Morgan  &  Carr  and  Sec'ty  and  Treas  Durham  Fer- 
tilizer Co,  h  Pettigrew  nr  Jackson 

Carrington  S  R,  Carrington  &  Thaxton,  h  McMainiing 

Carrington  &  Thaxton,  grocers,  cor  Mangum  and  Railroad 

Carrmgton  AV  G,  larmer,  h  McManning 

Carroll  J  0,  shoemaker,  h  South 

THE  DURHAM  SASH,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
Co.     Make  Counters,    Wainscoting,    Door   and    Window    Trimmings, 
soft  or  hai'd  wood. 

Carter  W  C,  clerk  of  city  market,  h  e  Main 

Carver  O  T,  clerk  h  Cleveland 

Cash  Samuel,  carpenter,  h  Strayhorn 

Gates  Albert,  h  Blackwell's  Park 

Gates  Miss  Eula,  cig  packer,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Gates  11  M,  caipenter,  h  w  Green 

('ates  Isaiah,  coifin  maker,  h  Green 

Gates  John,  engineer,  h  Morris 

Cates  Joseph,  cig  packer,  h  Main 

Gates  Robt,  gardener,  h  Blackwells  Park 

Cates  Thos,  carpenter,  h  Jackson 

Cates  W  A,  h  Blackwell's  Park 

Cates  W  H,  undertaker  for  Durham   Furniture   Mfg    Co,   h 

Roxboro 
Cates  Wm,  clerk,  h  Cleveland 
Chadwick  Mrs  Mary,  wid,h  Watkins 
Chamberlain  H  B,  printer,  h  37  Jackson 
Chamberlain  L  L,  printer,  h  37  Jackson 
Chand3erlain  S  W,  jeweler,  h  37  Jackson 
Cheek  Miss  A  M,  h  Pettigaew 
Cheek  Anthony,  farmer,  h  e  Durham 


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address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

40  "^IIIP:CT0RY.— White! 

Cheek  Clarence,  T  F  Cheek  &  Son,  h  Mangum 

Cheek  Miss  Emma,  h  e  Durham 

Cheek  F  L,  carpenter,  h  Ferrell 

Cheek  John,  farmer,  h  e  Durham 

Cheek  Jas  M,  machinist,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Cheek  Jno  A,  carpenter,  h  Chapel  Kill 

Cheek  Newton,  farmer,  h  e  Durham 

Cheek  P  B,  carpenter,  h  Lea 

Cheek  Mrs  Sarah,  wid,  h  Alston  ave 

Cheek  Wesley,  h  e  Durham 

Cheek  T  F,  T  F  Cheek  &  Son,  h  Mangnm 

Cheek  T  F  &  Son,  furniture  and    undertakers,    cor   Mangnm 

and  Parrish 
Cheek  T  E,  h  Petti  grew 
Christmas  Mrs  E  ,wd,  h  Cleveland 
Christmas  Miss  Eliza,  seamstress,  h  Liberty 
Christmas  Miss  Fannie,  seamstress,  h  Liberty 
Christmas  Miss  Ida,  h  Cleveland 
Christian  C  E,  h  Rigsbee  ave 
Christian  D  C,  box  maker,  h  Chapel  Hill 

TRIUMPHANT  SONGS,  the  book  used  in  the  Sam  Jones  meeting,  only 
35  cents  each  or  $3.60  Y>er  dozen,  at  the  Durham  Book  Store  of 

J.  B.  Whitakek,  Jr.,  &  Co. 

Christian  J  A,  h  Rigsbee 

Christian  J  B,  street  com,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Christian  Jas,  carpenter,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Christian  Lue,  machinist,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Christian  T  B,  h  Rigsbee  ave 

Christian  T  S,  emp  Blackwells,  h  Mangum 

Christian  W  J,  Jr,  h  Rigsbee  ave 

Christian  W  J  mayor,  h  Rigsbee  ave 

Christian  Willie,  student,   h  Chapel  Hill 

Clark  E  J,  agent  Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co,  Main  nr  Church 

Clark  J  L,  Supt  Parrish  fact,  h  Roxboro 

Clark  Wm  L,  carpenter,  Cleveland,  h  do 

Clark  W  Y,  carpenter,  h  Cleveland 

Clements  Julian,  tob  worker,  h  Cleveland 

Clements  M  M  confectionery,  etc,  cor  Main  and  Mangum,  h 

Parrish 
Clifton  E  G,  drug  clerk,  r  cor  Main  and  Mangum 
Clifton  J  R,  machine  hand,  h  Jones 
Cline  Miss  Laura,  h  Smoky  HoUoav 
Gloss  Mrs  M  A,  wid,  h  Dillard 


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lish Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.  Illus- 
trated Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon 
application.     Address,  PEEK  &  SON,  1567  Broadway,  New  York. 


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lor  pr()in])t  and  satisfaetory  passenger  ond  freight  service.  For  information, 
address.  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 


DIRECTORY.— White. 


41 


Cobb  J  B,  liuvn^  for  Stranse  &  Roab,  h  cor  Jackson  and  Wil- 

lard 
Oole  Jas,  tirenuvn,  li  e  Durham 
Cole  J  E,  plumber,  h  Dillard 
Cole  J  L,  clerk,  h  Roxboro 
Cole  L  G,  book-keeper,  h  Cleveland 
Cole  S  J,  machine  hand,  h  South 
Cole  W  T,  sawyer,,  h  Angler  ave 
Coleman  S  B,  floor  mang,  h  Jackson 
Coley  II  P,  lumber  dealer,  h  Carr 
Coley  Wm,  machine  hand,  h  South 
Collie  Miss  Eliza,  h  Willard 
Collie  James,  h  Willard 
Collie  Miss  Pattie,  ciii;  packer,  h  Willard 
Collie  Mrs  Susan  '^^   wid   h  Willard 
Council  Miss  Ida,  spooler,  h  e  Durham 
Connell  Wyatt,  drayman,  h  e  Durham 
Connell  Wm,  carder,  h  e  Durham 
Conrad  Miss  Claudia,  cig  packer,  h  81  Lea 
Conrad  J  F,  groceries  also  contractor  and   builder,  Mangum 

nr  Peabody,  h  cor  Mangum  and  Broadway 

THE  DURHAM   SASH,    DOOR  AND    BLIND  M  UNUFACTURING 
Co.,  Woodworkers,  Turning,  Planing,  Scroll  Sawing  and  Ripping  done 
in  best  manner. 

Conrad  Mrs  Sarah  B,  dress-maker,  li  81  Lea 

Cooper  E  R,  h  Ramseur 

Cooper  W  L,  leaf  tob,  Rigsbee  ave,  h  n  Durham 

Cooper  W  E-,  Rowland  &  Cooper,  h  Ramseur 

Cope  Miss  Blanche,  spinner,  h  e  Durham 

Cope  J  C,  bib,  h  e  Durham 

Cope  John,  lab,  h  e  Durham 


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For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

42  DI  HECTOR  Y.—W  hite. 

Cope  Miss  LilUian,  spinner,  b  e  Durham 

Copeland  W  A.  machinist,  h  McManning 

Copley  Charles,  clerk,  h  Hunt 

Couch  Miss  Sadie,  ci,£^  packer,  h  Yickers 

Couch  Wm,  machinist,  h  Vickers 

Couch  W  G,  painter,  h  Yickers 

Council  Miss  Maggie,  cigarette  inspector,  h  G4  Chapel  Hill 

Council  Ti  J,  watchmaii,"h  64  Chapel  Hill 

Cox  Albert,  tob  buyer,  h  Alston  ave 

Cox  A  B,  farmer,  h  Alston  ave 

Cox  Miss  Bettie  A,  h  Morris 

Cox  E,  lab,  h  Peabody 

Cox  John  A  Jr,  h  Morris 

Cox  John  A,  boarding  house,  h  Morris  li  do 

Cox  John  H,  foreman,  h  Peabody 

Cox  Miss  Kate  M,  h  Morris 

Cox  Miss  Laura,  cigarette  packer,  h  Peabody 

Cox  Miss  Lena,  h  5lorris 

Cox  Miss  Maggie  E,  cigarette  packrr,  h  Peabody 

Cox  R  C,  ass't  book  keeper,  h  Morris 

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Cozart  Miss  Bettie,  sack  stringer,  h  Angier  ave 
Cozart  Mrs  Jane,  sack  stringer,  h  Angier  ave 
Cozart  Mrs  T  G,  principal    Methodist    Female   Seminary,   h 

Bamseur 
Cozart  T  G,  cashier  Banner  Warebouse,  li  Ramseur 
Crabtree  — ,  tob  worker,  h  Pine 
Crabtree  Archie,  machinist,  h  61  Chapel  Hill 
Crabtree  Mrs  Bettie,  wid,  h  Green 
Crabtree  Chas  E,  book  keeper,  h  e  Main 
Crabtree  George,  packer,  h  Jackson 
Crabtree  Hallie,  drayman,  h  w  Durham 
Crabtree  Jacob,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Crabtree  John  H,  box  maker,  h  Green 
Crabtree  Miss  Mary,  h  Peabody 
Crabtree  Miss  Mattie,  h  Peabod}' 
Crabtree  Mis  Nancy,  wid,  h  w  Durham 
Crabtree  Newton,  watchman,  h  Jackson 
Crabtree  R  E,  h  Main 
Crabtree  Robt,  cigarette  packer,  h  Green 
Crabtree  Samuel,  machine  hand,  h  Jones 
Crabtree  Wm,  cigarette  packer,  h  61  Chapel  Hill 

THE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles  !  Fancy  Woods  !  Mahogany  Em.'- 
lish  Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.  '  Illus- 
trated Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon 
application.     Address,  PEEK  &  SON,  1567  Broadway",  New  York. 


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Take    llie    riedn^Ol^t   Au'-Jyllie  west,  Montgomery, 

Mobile,  New  Orleons,  Shriveport,  Texas  and  CaUfornia.      For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

DIRECTORY.— White.  43 


(Jrahtree  W  A,  fanner,  h  (31  Chapel  Hill 

Crabtree  W  G,  box  maker,  h  Jackson 

(;rabtree  W  H,  box  maker,  h  Bailey's  al 

(Orane  W  A,  shoe  maker,  h  e  Durham 

Crews  Miss  Julia  C,  h  Green 

Crews  Mathew,  tob  worker,  h  Tickers 

Crews  Paul,  foreman,  h  Mangura 

Crews  T  J,  tob  buyer,  h  Green 

Croon  Eddie  L,  machine  hand,  h  6  Lea 

Croon  Mrs  Mary,  wid,  h  6  Lea 

Cross  C  R,  clerk,  h  cor  Rigsbee  ave  and  Green 

Cross  J  W,  clerk,  li  cor  Rigsbee  ave  and  Green 

Cross  Mrs  S  R,  wid,  h  Green 

Crowell  Mrs  A  L,  wid,  h  e  Durham 

Crowell  Mrs  Maude  J,  carder,  h  e  Durham 

Grumpier  R  11,  tob  worker,  h  Main  nr  Church 

Crutchfield  J  K,  carpenter,  h  Angier  ave 

Currell  W  H,  carpenter,  r  Parrish 

Cutts  Miss  Emma,  h  South 

Cutts  J  P,  railroader,  h  South 

THE  DURHAM   SASH,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
Co.     Builders,  don't  contract  for  your  house  until  you  see  us.     No 
cliarge  for  estimates. 

Dalby  Col  E,  leaf  tobacco,  Main  nr  Church  h  do 
Dalton  P  11,  drug  clerk,  li  Main  nr  Church 
Darnall  Rev  H  T,  pastor  Presbyterian  Church,  h  Main 
Darnall  L  C,  Darnall  &  Thomas,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Darnall  Miss  Lucy,  ass't  photographer,  h  McManning 
Darnall  &  Thomas,  pianos  and  organs.  Main  nr  Mangum 
Davenport  Miss  Anna,  h  cor  Main  and  Mangum 
Davenport  Mrs  S  M,  dressmaker,  cor  Main  and  Mangum 
Davie  W  B,  Vice  Pres,  The  Fancett  Durham  Tobacco  &  Snuff 

Co.,  h  w  Durham 
Davis  Mrs  B,  merchant  tailoress,  clothing  etc,  Main  nr  Church 

h  Bailey's  al 
Davis  J  M,  railroader,  h  Jones 
Davis  R  S,  clerk,  h  Cleaveland 
Day  James  R,  h  Main 
Deaver  Geo,  engineer,  h  e  Durham 
Debnam  Mrs  Maggie,  h  cor  Watkins  and  Foster 
Debnam  Thomas," cigar  maker,  h  Watkins  and  Foster 
Debnam  Walter,  cigar  maker,  h  Willard 
Denning  Miss  Alice,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Denning  Miss  Cora,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 


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44  DIRECTOKY.— White. 

Benninp;  Mrs  Maiy  A,  wid,  h  e  Durham 
Denning  Tlios,  forenum  spinning  mill,  h  e  Durliam 
Dennis  Anthony,  clerk,  h  Liberty 
Dennis  A  W,  clerk,  h  Liberty 
Dennis  Charles,  clerk,  h  Liberty 
Dennis  James,  clerk,  h  McManning 
Dennis  John,  tob  worker,  h  e  Dnrhara 

Devlaming  A  S,  bof)k  keeper,  r  cor  Mangnm  and  Great  Jones 
Dickinson  Joe,  contractor  and  builder,  Roxboro,  h  do 
Dickinson  Miss  Maggie,  h  Roxboro 
Dickinson  Thos,  loom  lixer,  h  e  Durham 
Dixon  Miss  Jennie,  cig  hand,  h  58  Chapel  llill 
Dixon  Joseph,  h  58  Chapel  Hill 
Dixon  S  A,  clerk,  r  cor  Main  and  Mangnm 
Dixon  T  G,  clerk,  h  Ahiin 
Dixon  W  II,  watch  maker,  h  Bailey's  al 
L)odd  J  II,  shoe  maker,  Pettigrew,  h  do 
Dollar  Mrs  Zoie,  h  Sniokey  Hollow 

Demestic  Sewing  Machine  Co,  W  R  Murray,  agent,  Mam 
nr  Cleveland 

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J.  B.  Whitakkr,  ,1r.,  &,  Co. 
Dossett  Simpson,  lab,  h  Peabody 
Doub  Miss  Laura,  music  teacher,  h  Main 

Dowd  J  W,  foreman,  Blackwell's  Durham  Co-Operative  To- 
bacco Co,  h  Dillard 
Dowdee  Herman,  clerk,  h  Mangnm 
Dowdee  E,  P,  harness  maker,  Mangnm  opp  Green  and  Wyatt 

nr  cor  Maiigum 
Draughon  A  J,   grocer,  Main,  h  Peabody 
Driver  House,  AI  F  Kirkman,  Church  nr  Main 


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dTeECTOEY.— White.  45 

Dnnlap  Mrs  Eliza,  wid,  li  Morris 

Dunn  Brice,  tinner,  h  Main 

Dupree  AVm,  carpenter,  h  e  Dnrluun 

Durand  F  0,  ,!^un  and  locksmith,   Cliiirch  nr  Main,  h   McMan- 

ning 
Durham  Bobbin  &  Shuttle  Co,-T  L  Watkins,  pres,  T  D  Wright, 

sec  and  treas,  e  Durham 
Durham  Book  Store,  J  B  Whitaker  Jr  k  Co,   cor  Main  and 

Corcoran 
Driver  Mrs  N  A,  wid,  IxLs  Driver  House 
Dudley  W  JI,  -rocer,  Main  opp  P  0,  h  South 
Duko  Brodio  L,  W  Duke  Sons  &  Co.  also  leaf  tobacco,  h  s  of 

city  nr  limits 
Duks  Beni  Ef,  vice  pres   AV  Didce    Sons  k  Co,   h  cor   Chapel 

Hill  and  Willard 
Duko  James  B,  pres  W  Duke  Sons  &  Co,  h 
Duke  Joseph,  ])ri titer,  li  Main 
Duke  Sons  "W"  &  Co,  mfrs   of  cigarettes   and  tobacco,  J   B 

Duke,  pres,  G  W  Watts,  sec  and  treas,  cor  Peabody  and 

Cigarette 

THE  DURHAM  SASH,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
Co.,  Manufacturers  of  Stone-Fronts,  Porches,  Bay-Windovvs,  Braolcets, 
Balustrades,  etc. 

Duke  Washington,  W  Duke  Sons  k  Co,  h  Peal»ody 

Durham  Miss  C,  h  Cleveland 

Durham  Cotton  Mfg  Co,  J  M  Odell,  pres,  W^  H  Branson,  sec 
and  treas,  e  Dumam 

Durham  Daily  Sun,  J  A  Robinson,  editor  and  proprietor, 
.Nhiin  nr  Corcoran 

Durham  Electric  Light  Co,  J  S  Carr,  pres,  Peabody  nr  Pine 

Durham  Miss  Eula,  h  Cleveland 

Durham  Fertilizer  Co,  S  T  Morgan,  pres,  J  S  Carr,  vice  pres, 
L  A  Carr,  sec  and  treas,  factory,  e  Durham,  oliice,  Man- 
gum  nr  Main 

Durham  Furniture  Mfg  Co,  J  R  Procter,  pres,  W  T  Red- 
mond, sec,  E  AV^  Kennedy,  treas,  cor  Main  and  Church 

Durham  Jas,  65  Chapel  Kill 

Durham  Land  &  Security'  Co,  JL  Watkins,  pres,  li  I  Rogers, 
sec  and  treas,  cor  Main  and  Corcoran 

Durham  Miss  Lulu,  cig  packer,  h  65  Chapel  Hill 

Durham  Luther,  printer,  h  65  Chapel  Hill 

Durham  Machine  Shop,  -TT  Kerr,  prop.  Peal )ody  nr  Corcoran 

Durham  Male  Academy,  L  T  Buchanan,  prin,  Green  cor 
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Durham  Marble  Works,  Whitaker  &  Hnlin,  proprietors,  Main 
nr  F  O 

Purluim  Post  Oflice,  J  11  Allen,  postmaster,  Main  and  Cor- 
coran 

Durham  Recorder  (The)  (Weekly),  issued  every  Wednes- 
day, E  H  Hackney,  editor  and  propr,  Main  nr  Mangum 

Durham  Sash,  Door  "^and  Blind  Mfg  Co,  0  C  Taylor,  pres; 
W  A  Wilkerson,  niang;  L  W  Grissoni,  sec  and  treas;  cor 
Peabody  and  Main 

Durham  School  of  Music,  Miss  Lessie  M  Southgate,  prin, 
cor  Main  and  Church 

Durham  Street  Railway  Co,  W  T  Blackwell,  pres,  office  of 
Bank  of  Durham  Main 

Durham  T  C,  clerk,  h  Church 

Durham  Walter,  horse  dealer,  h  Strayhorn 

Durliam  Water  Works,  S  W  Holman,  supt,  office  Main  nr 
Mangum 

Durham  W  E,  clerk,  h  Cleveland 

Durham  Dr  W  J  IT,  physician,  h  Church 

Durham  W  P,  grocer  and  supt  Street  R  R  Co,  h  Cleveland 

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Dyer  John  W,  auctioneer,  h  Pine 
Dymott  Robt,  gas  titter,  h  10  Carr 
Edwards  H  F,  grocer,  Mangum  h  do 
Eakes  Miss  Lucy,  cig  packer,  h  Main 
Eakes  M,  boarding  house,  h  Main 
Ellington  T  M,  butcher,  h  Mangum 

Ellington  W  W,  W  T  Saunders  &  Co,  h  Mangum  nr  Main 
Elliot  A  G,  grocer,  Mangum  nr  Peabody  h  McManning 
Ellis  E  B,  carpenter,  h  Watkins 
Ellis  H  G,  carpenter,  h  5  Lea 

Ellis  William  F,  dry  goods,  etc,  Corcoran  nr  Main  and  Mc- 
Manning 
Ellison  A  M,  clerk,  h  e  Durham 
Ellison  Travis,  h  Gattis  av 
Ellison  Miss  Willie,  h  Gattis  av 
Elmer  Mrs  M  11,  wid,  h  Liberty 
Eniory  Miss  Albert,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Emory  Miss  Claudia,  h  e  Durham 
Emory  Hudson,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Emory  Mrs  Mary  A,  h  e  Durham 
Englehard  J  C,  bookkeeper,  r  Morris  nr  Watkins 

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Enterprise  Land  &  Trust  Co,  J  C  Angicr,  pres,  W  A  Guth- 
rie, sec-  and  atty,  Miiiii  iir  Maiigniu 
Hvans  Skid,  tt^b  steiiiiner,  h  Vickors 
Exum  W  J,  atty  at  law,  Main  nrP  0,  r  do 
FaisonP  F,  Faison  &Tayl(»i',  h  Ealeigh 
Faison  &  Taylor,  leaf  tub,  Foster  nr  Watkins 
Fanning  Miss  Bessie,  seliool  teacher,  h  Can- 
Fanning  Mrs  E  0,  wid,  h  Can- 
Fanning  Mies  Ella,  school  teacher,  h  Can- 
Fanning  F  JJ,  bookkeeper,  h  Carr 
Farmer  Miss  Belle,  h  Main 
Farmers  Alliance  Warehouse,  J  W  Pope,  niang,  cor  Main  and 

Corcoran 
Farrington  J  C,  clerk,  bds  Driver  House 

Farthing  G  C,  genl  mdse,  Main  and  Corcoran,  h  McManning 
Farthing  llargus,  machinist,  h  McManning 
Farthing  T  B,  clerk,  r  cor  jNIaiu  and  Corcoran 
Farthing  W  S,  clerk,  h  Reams  av 

Faucett  Mrs  A  J,  millinery   and  fancy  goods,   Mangum   opp 
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Faucett  Durham  Tobacco  &  Snuff  Co,  E  T  Faucett,  pres,  W  B 

Davie,  vice  pres  and  sec,  Poplar  nr  Pine 
Faucett  L,  policenjan,  h  Mangum  nr  Main 
Faucett  Mrs  Laura,  boarding,  h  e  Durham 
Faucett  Miss  Lelia  P,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Faucett  Robert  T,  pres  The    Faucett   Durham   Tobacco   and 

Snuff  Co,  hDil lard 
Faulkner  Samuel,  lab,  h  Vickers 
Ferrell  Miss  vVnna,  h  Ramseur 
Ferrell  Jas,  shipping  clerk,  h  Ferrell 
Fen-ell  James,  h  Brown 

Ferrell  Miss  Alartha,  cig  packer,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Ferrell  M  V,  snpt.  Fire  Dept  h  Ramseur 
Ferrel  R  K,  collector,  h  Ramseur 
Ferrell  Wm  B,  engineer,  h  Pine 
Ferrell  W  L,  leaf  dealer,  h  Ferrell 
Fidelity  Bank,  (The)  Geo  W  Watts,  pres,  J  F  Slaughter,  Jr, 

cashier,  cor  Main  and  Corcoran 
Finnell  Albert,  machinist  h  24  lea 
Finnell  Richard,  tobacco  spreader,  h  24  Lea 

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DIKECTORY.— White.  411 

First  National  Bank,   (The)  J  S  Carr,  pres,  LI)   lleartt, 

Ciishier,  .Manguin  uv  Main 
Fisher  C  I,  painter,  h  Jackson 
Fitchett  James,  mason  and  grocer,  h  Ramseur 
Fletcher  Miss  E  J,  cig  packer,  h  Ramsour 
Floyd  J  W,  clerk,  hds  Driver  House 
Floyd  T  B.  clerk  bds.  Driver  House 
Follett  A  L,  h  Ramsenr 

Follett  Mrs  C  M  Y,  milliner,  ATain  nr  Church  Ramsenr 
Foster  W  A,  bookkeeper,  h  Morris 

Foster  W  E,  bookkeeper  and  rev  stamp  clerk,  h  Morris 
Foushee  O  13,  clerk,  h  Cleveland 
Fraley  Allen,  rig  packer,  h  Main 
Fraley  Mrs  Bettie,  wid,  h  Main 
Fraley  Francis,  cig  packer,  h  Main 
Fraley  Joseph,  cig  maker,  h  Main 
Frale\'  Miss  Maggie,  cig  packer,  h  Main 
Fraley  Miss  Minnie,  cig  packer,  h  Main 
Fi'anklin  L  L,  com  traveler,  h  Reams  av 
Freeland  George,  fireman,  h  South 

rnilE  DURHAM    SASH,    DOOR   AND    BLIND  MUNUFACTURINO 
a     Co.,  Woodworkers,  Turning,  Planing,  Scroll  Sawing  and  Ripping  done 
in  best  manner. 

Freeland  Miss  Hattie,  h  Pettigrew 

Freeland  J  II,  clerk,  r  cor  Main  and  Corcoran 

Freeland  JF,  grocer,  Main  nr  Mangum,  h  Pettigrew 

Freeman  Mrs  Fannie,  wid,  h  Cleveland 

French  John  T,  boots,  shoes  etc,  Main  next  to  P  O,  he  Dur- 
ham 

Frock  S,  genl  mdse,  Mangum  nr    Peabod}',   h  Fayetteville  rd 

Fuller  F  L,  atty  at  law,  Main  nr  Corcoran,  cor  Main  and 
Dillard 

Fuller  T  B,  bookkeeper,  h  Dillard 

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DIRECTOIIY.— ^YHITE. 


Fuller  "W  W,  atty  at  law,  and  vice  pres  First  Xatioiial  Bank, 

Main  nv  Corcoran,  h  cor  Main  and  Dillard 
Fullerton  Mrs  Mary,  h  Alston  av 
Garley  Charles,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Gannnon  Mrs  J  S,  h  Main 
(rardener  8  F,  jeweler,  h  Cleveland 
Garner  Rnfns,  hox  maker,  h  33  Jackson 
Gates  J  B,  dept  slieriff,  h  Chapel  Hill 
(Tates  J  D,  tob  bnyer,  h  Cleveland 
<lates  Linwood,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Gates  Wm  G,  toh  bnyer,  h  Cleveland 
(jattis  Andrew,  tob  overseer,  h  Chapel  Hill 
(xattis  Cvrns,  clerk,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Gattis  James,  T  J  Gattis  &  Son,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Gattis  Jesse,  tob  wei2:her,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Gattis  J  R,  J  R  Gattis  &  Co,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Gattis  J  R  &  Co,  com  merchants,  cor  Main  and  Church 
Gattis  R  A,  li  (Jiaj.el  Hill 
Gattis  R  L,  dairvman,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Gattis  T  J,  T  J^rattis  and  Son  also   pastor  N  C  Conference, 

h  Chapel  Hill 

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>tore  building.     Call  aad  see  us.  J.  B.  Whitaker,  Jr.,  &  Co. 

Gattis  T  J  &  Son,  stationery  and  books.  Main  nr  Church 
(iattis  Capt  W  A,  book  keeper,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Gayle  Mrs  M  J,  wid,  h  112  Handy 
Geanes  G  N,  clerk  h  Main  nr  Church 
Geor  Fred  C,  St<ikes  &  Geer,  h  Roxboro 
Geortre  Rev  T  M  N,  pastor  St  Fhillips  Church,  h  Liberty 
Giddens  Ed;?ar,  tob  worker  h  28  Willard 


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Giddens  J.  T,  tob  weigher,  h  28  Willard 
Gilbert  John,  tob  worker,  h  Pettigrew 
Gilbert  John,  carpenter,  h  Brown 
Gilbert  Miss  Lilla,  h  Brown 
Gilbert  Mis3  Lney,  h  Brown 
Gilbert  Miss  Maggie,  h  Brown 
Gilbert  Thaddeiis'^,  hauler,  h  Pettigrew 
iGilluni  Mrs  Jemima,  wid,  h  Vickers 
Gilman  W  A,  boarding  house,  h  Main 
Gladstein  M,  grocer,  Fayetteville  rd,  h  do 
Gleeson  M  J,  com  broker,  Main  nr  P  O,  bds  Hotel  Glaiboirfi 
Glenn  Miss  Emma,  twister,  h-e  Durham 
Glenn  Ilillman,  farmer,  h  e  Durham 
Glenn  Miss  Jane,  h  Cleveland 
Glenn  John,  foreman,  h  e  DuHiam 
Glenn  M  C,  engineer,  h  South 
Godman  Oscar,  woodworker,' h  Main  nr  Cluirth 
Godwin  Miss  Alice,  cig  maker,  h  e  Durham 
Godwin  Gaston,  carpenter, 'h  e  Durham 

Golden  Belt  Mfg  Co,  bagMufrs,  J  S  Carr,  pres,  cor'PettigFew 
and  Blackwell 

THE   DURHAM   SASH,   DOOR   AND   BLIND   MANUFACTURING 
Co.     Woodworkers,   Turning,   Planing.,   Scroll  Sawing  and   Kipping 
done  in  the  best  manner. 

Goldstein  A,  h  Pine 

Gooch  Geo  P,  shuttle  maker,  h  e  Durham 
Gooch  F  E,  h  South 
Gooch  S  J,  carpenter,  h  South 

Goodson  J  W,  leaftob,  Pine    nr   Pettigrew,   h   Eamsem-   and 
Rowland 


'a»9 


AND    DEALERS    IN 


CORNER    MAIN    AND    CHURCH    STREETS, 

Blackwell's  Durham  Tobacco  j^^HCinilS: 

reliable,  satisfactory  Smoking  Tobacco  ever  put  u)>on  the  market,  hence 
dealers  and  consumers  always  pronounce  it  "THE  BEST." 


Pip-  .In-*  -^-i-if  iA^in'  T  -I-r^tf»  '^'^'^  groat  Frt'iVIit  and  Passen,<rpr  Linp  of 
iet-lll|C)l|L  CI  11  -l^ll|e,  the  South,  with  unsiiriuissfd  facilities  fur 
prompt  and  satisfactory  ))assenger  and  freight  service.  For  infoimation, 
address.  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  1).  C. 

52  i)I  RECTOKY.— WiiiTK 


Goodson  T  C,  Icaftob,  Pine  nr  K  K,  h  cor  Ivuinseur  and  Row- 
land 
Goodwin  James,  h  Manguni 

Gorman  J  no  Niek,  leaf  tob,  Rigsbee  av,  h  Sontli 
Gorman  T  N,  Lambe  &  Gorman  li  Main 
(irabam  Ellis,  jr,  weaver,  h  e  Dmbam 
(jrraliam  Ellis,  boss  dyer,  he  Durbani 
Graham  Delia,  housekeeper,  h  Ramseur 
Grant  James,  tailor,  h  Fuller 

Green  C  B.  Justice  of  Peace,  Main  nr  Corcoran,  h  Dillard 
Green  Mrs  Edward,  wid,  h  Green 
Green  E  W,  salesman,  h  Cleveland 
Green  Fred  A,  student,  h  Dillard 
Green  J  M,  h  Peabody 
Green  J  T,  machine  hand,  h  Manguni 
Green  John  R,  clerk,  h  Peabody 

Green  Lucius,  vice  pres  Builders  Mfgand  Supply  Co,  h  Main 
Green  Mrs  M  F,  wid,  h  J'eabody 
Green  Shelly,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Green  \Vm  T,  grocer.  Chapel  Hill,  h  do 

BRIGHT,    NEWSY,    PROGRESSIVE,    THE    DURHAM     TOBACCO 
PLAIST,  daily  and  weekly.       Are   you  a  subscriber?        If  not,  why 
not? 

Greer  Miss  Nene,  h  Queen 

Grreer  John,  phmdjer,  gas  and  steam  titter,  Main  nr  P  0  h 

Rueen  nr  Main 
Gresham  Mrs  Ellen,  wid,  h  Main 

Gresham  J  A,  candy  mfr,  Main  nr  Church,  h  Cleveland 
Gresham  Miss  Maude,  cig  packer,  h  ^Main 


T.  C.  GOODSON, 

DUFcHAM,  N.  C. 


ORDERS  SOLICITED. 

SATISFACTION  GUARANTEED. 


>r(i  r\  4;i       '■'l^'x  f  Manufactured  bv  Peek  it  Son,  (Establish - 

J.I\e  Upeia  riai^Ol  ed  1850),  IoGT  and  1569  Broadway,  and 
12  to  216  West  47th  Street,  New  York.  Artistic  in  design.  Elegant  in 
finish,  Warranted  five  years. 


MaU^    -<-1,^    '~P^  ^  1^^  ^.-.-i-    C\);.v   T  '  The  shortest  direct  Hue 

i.ike  tl)e  I  ledn^oqt  '-A-iM^n^e,  fvom washinj.ton,D.c., 

and  Richmoiid.Va.,  to  Atlanta,  aivl  Buniinghain.     For   imformation,   ad- 


dress, J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 


DIRECTORY.— White. 


53 


Griffin  H  G,  book  keeper,  h  McManning 

(ri-ilHn  Joslina,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Grissom  L  W,  sec  and  treas  Durham  Sash,  Door  &  Blind  Alfg 

Co,  h  ^fcManniug 
Griswold    W  J,  broker   and  commission  merchant,  Main  nr 

Mangum  cor  Liberty  and  Queen 
(Tulley  Airs  M  A,  wid,  h  15  Carr 
(runter  A  B,  h  Bigsbee 
Gunter  Mis  C  M,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
(lunter  Miss  DeUa,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Gunter  Mrs  M  A,  wid,  h  e  Durham 
Gunter  Miss  Minnie,  weaver,  li  e  Durham 
Gunter  Thos,  h  e  Durham 
Guthi-ie  B  II,  tobacco  weigher,  h  Cleveland 
Guthrie  W  A,  lawyer.  Main  nr  Mangum,  h  Main  cor  Queen 
llabell  J  J,  mer  tailor,  h  Morehead  are 
Hackney  Augristus,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Hackney  B,  h  Ferrell 
Hackney  E  C,  editor  and  prop  Durham  Recorder,  Main  nr 

Mangum  h  Corcoran  and  Green 
rnilE   DURHAM   8A8H,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURINO 
i    Co.     Dealers  in  Lumber,  Flooring,  Ceiling,   Siding,  Mouldings,   Build 
ing  Material. 

Hackney  M  S,  h  Eoxboro 

liailey  K  C,  carpenter,  h  east  Durham 

Hall  Adolpheus,  painter,  h  e  Durham 

Ilall  Miss  Bettie,  dress  maker,  h  e  Durham 

Hall  Andrew,  tob  workei-,  h  Main 

Hall  E  D,  watchman,  h  Morehead  ave 


Practical  &3s  M  Sleaiii  Fitter, 

AND  PLUh/lBER  AND  TINNER. 

SPECIAL  ATTENTION  GIVEN  TO 
the  erection  of  Cooking  Ranges.  Parlor 
Heaters,  Water  Closets.  Bath  Tubs,  Pumps, 
Tanks,  Lead  and  Iron  Piping. 

OFFICE,  MAIX    STREET,  OPPOSITE    SEARS'    LIVERY 
STABLE. 


Slwky^  ^elikble  ! 

BLACKWELL'S  DURHAM  TOBACCO. 


(T),      -^  4.    <a)'  c  T  '  The  <n'eat  Freiirlit  and  Piissenger  Line  o< 

1  leaiHOllt  'fTLll-L(ll"|e,  the  Soutli,  with  unsurpassed  fticilities  foi 
prompt  and  satisfactory  passenger  and  freight  service.  For  information 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Wasliington,  D.  C. 


54 


DI  RECTORY.— White. 


Hall  Mrs  Isabelle,  h  e  Durham 

Hall  Jas,  box  maker,  h  Peabody 

Hall  J  H,  photographer,  bds  Driver  House 

Hall  T  Y,  inaehinist,  h  11  Carr 

llalliburtou  Mrs  Anna,  wid,  h  Liberty 

Halliburton  J  H,  sec  and  treas  the  Faucett   Durham  Tobacci 

and  Snutf  Co,  h  Dillard 
Halliburton  W  S,  cashier  the  Bank  of  Durham,  h  Main 
Hamilton  J  W,  fruits  etc.  Main  nr  Mangum  h  Main 
Hamlet  Miss  Annie,  cig  packer,  h  e  Durham 
Hamlet  David,  h  e  Durham 
Hamlet  Miss  Lucy,  speeder,  h  e  Durham 

Hammett ,  tobacco  buyer,  h  South 

Hancock  Miss  Mary  J,  h  South 

Hanks  Wm  H,  foreman,  h  c  Durham 

Ilapper  R  W  B,  auctioneer,  h  Roxboro 

Hardee  Miss  Sarah  F,  dressmaker,  h  McManning 

Harden  G  M,  livery  stable,  Main  nr  Five  Points  h  Chapel  Hil 

Harden  Henry,  Clerk,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Harden  Miss  Lena,  h  Chapel  Hill 

ILargis  James  0,  tob  .'T.rker,h  w  Durham 

Foil  BOOKS,  ST  A'.  lONERY  AND  FANCY  GOODS,  be  sure  to  go  t 
the  Durliam  B(^ok  Store  of 

.7.  B.  Whitakeh,  Jr.,  &  Co. 


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MOVED  TO  DURHAM  IN  1879. 


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Having  the  Largest   Circulation,  and  is   th 
Best  Advertising  Medium  in  the  "Golden 
Belt  Tobacco  Section  " 

#,  e.  Mm€MME¥t 

Editor  and  Proprietor, 


y_j^  ^^  ,x      (v^'x^  I  Manufactured  bv  Peek  &  Son,  (Establis 

ii\e     Urpeia     riailOl  edl850),   1507  and   15G9  Broadway,  ai 
12  to  216  West  47th  Street,  New  York.     Artistic   in   design,   Elegant 


finish,  Warranted  five  years. 


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^  1  ^1         't)'      1  J.    c'T' •       T  '  To  the  South  and  South 

ake  tlie  I  lediiiorit  Air-J^ir|e  west,Moutgomery, 


ilobile,  New  Urleons,  Shrive[)nrt,  Texas  and  Cahfbinia.      For  inioimation, 
-ddress,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Wasliington,  D.  C. 

DIEECTORY.— White.  55 

lai'gis  Miss  Lnetta,  h  w  Durham 

larris  Mrs  Susan  C,  wid,  li  w  Durham 

larp  C  T  li,  painter,  h  06  Chapel  Hill 

larper  R  B,  tobacco  buyer_,  h  South 

larper  Wm,  turner,  h  Vickers 

Ttirris  J  W,  shoe  maker,  h  Main 

larris  Miss  Lizzie,  h  M;iin 

larris  Mrs  Mahala,  wid,  h  Bailey's  al 

larris  Mrs  Dr  T  W,  wid,  h  Main 

lartman  Adam,  weaver,  li  e  Durham 

lartman  John,  carder,  h  e  Durham 

lartmon  AV  T,  reporter,  h  Cleveland 

larward  John  L,  dairyman,  h  Eailroad  st 

laskell  M,  groeer,  55  Cliapel  Hill,  h  do 

laskins  Bobert,  B  Ilaskins  &  Co,  h  Cleveland 

laskins  Bobert  &  Co,  leaf  tob,  cor  Watkins  and  Foster 

Jayes  E.ias,  elevator  lifter,  h  e  Durham 

layes  II  B,  clerk,  h  Pine 

layes  Mrs  Jennie,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

layes  John,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

r [IE 'DURHAM   SASH,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
Co.     Builders,   don't  contract  for  your  house  until  you  see  us.     No 
liarge  for  estimates. 

layes  Miss  Maggie,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
leartt  E  A,  clerk,  h  Carr 


f 

CUT  FLOWERS  AND  BOUQUETS 

A  SPECIALTY. 

CHOICE  NEW  ROSES  AND 
eveiything  for  the  Garden,  Ever- 
greens, Shrubs  and  Shade  Trees  of 
all  Varieties  furnished  upon  short 
notice.  Lawns,  Garden  and  Cemetery 
Lots  carefully  looked  after  and  kept 
in  order. 

CHABGES  MODEBATE. 
KEUBEN  HIKBERD. 

RAMSEUR  ST.,  opp   REAMS    AV, 
DUBIIAM,  N.  C. 


BE  SURE  YOU  SMOKE  IT,  AND  ASK  FOR  NO  OTHER. 


mAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE,    Passing    ti.rongli    the  Cities   of 
I     Alexandria,  Chui-Jottesville,  Lynohburg,  Danville,  (Jicensboro,  Keids- 
ville,  Salisbury,   Columbia,   Augusta,  and   to   the  South   and  Soulli  West. 
For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

56  DlPvECTORY.— White. 

Heartt  F  II,  dnii^  clerk,  r  cor  Main  and  Corcoran 
Ileartt  Howard  E,  machinist,  li  CMiapel  Hill 
Heartt  Leo  D,  cashier  The  First  National  Bank,h  Cha[»el  IIiI! 
llegg  Frank,  painter,  h  lloHoway 
Henderson  A,  ck^'k,  h  lianiseur 

Henderson  Dr  L  B,  dentist,  cor  Main    and  Clinrch  h  Eamseur 
Henderson  Miss  Mary,  h  Kaniseur 
Henderson  11  G,  l)Ook  keej)er,  h  Cleveland 
Henderson  Miss  Sallie,  h  Raniseur 
Hendon  W  D,  foreman,  r  cor  Main  and  Manguni 
Henry  Chas  E,  clerk,  h  Pettigrew 
Henry  R  L  D,  farmer,  h  Pettigi-ew 
Henry  W  P,  hook  keeper,  h  Pettigrew 
Herndon  &  Atwater,  ice  mfrs,  ^h^in  nr  limits 
Herndon  &  Bagwell,  groceries,  M^angnm  nr  Main 
Herndon  C  M,  ice  manf,  h  Kamseur 
Herndon  Mrs  D,  wid,  h  Main 
Herndon  Mrs  Fannie,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Herndon  Gee,  hox  maker,  h  Lea 
Herndon  John  A,  cig  packer,  h  Main 

milE  DAILY  TOBACTJO  PLANT  has  the  lai'gest  bona  ji,l.-  circulation 
8     ever  secured  by  a  Durham  daily.      Tlierefore  it  is  the  best  advertising 
medium. 

Herndon  Julia,  waslier,  h  Pop)lar 
Herndon  M  C,'h  Chapel  Hill 
Herndon  Miss  Mittie,  dress  maker,  h  Main 
Herndon  Xazor  V,  box  maker,  h  Main 
Herndon  Miss  Sarah,  dress  maker,  h  Main 
Herndon  T  B,  printer,  h  Main 
Herndon  W  R,  livery  stables,  Mangum,  h  Green 
Herndon  W  T,  Herndon  &  Bagwell,  h  Morrisville 
Hester  J  W,  tobacco  works,  h  Cleveland 
Hester  AV  I),  clerk,  r  cor  Peabody  and  Mangum 
Hibberd  H,  florist,  Ramseur  opp  Reams  av,  h  Main 
Hicks  J  M  W,  book  keeper,  bds  Hopkins  House 
Hio^h  C  A,  farmer,  h  South 
High  C  C,  farmer,  h  South 
High  James,  h  Ramseur 
High  John,  lab,  h  Ramseur 
Highsmith  L  "W,  tob  worker,  h  Yancey 
Hill  R  Q,  carpenter,  h  Fuller 
Hinton  Miss  Cora,  h  Rigsbee  ave 
Hinton  Robt,  cigarette  maker,  h  Rigsbee  ave 
Hinton  Wm,  box  maker,  h  Rigsbee  ave 

Ml  /^  ^,       ©'X  Manufactured  by  Peek  &  Son.  (Establish- 

1  Jqe  Upeia  riar|0,  ed  ISoO),  1567  and  ]5(;9  Broadway,  and 
212  to  216  West  47th  Street,  New  York.  Artistic  in  design,  Elegant  in 
finish,  Warranted  five  years. 


VW.i  .1         (v)-i  <u('^'<.T'  To  the  South  and  South 

lake    tlie    riedn^Ollt   Air- i^ine  west,  Montgomery, 


Mobile,  New  Orleons,  Shriveport,  Texas  and  California, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Wasliington.  D.  C. 

DIEECTORY.— White. 


For  information, 


57 


llinton  Mrs  W  J,  wid,  h  Rio:sbee  ave 

Hirst  Miss  Funny,  weaver,  h  Pettigrew 

Holder  Ilenv}',  farmer,  h  east  Dnrhani 

Holder  Orlando,  stal)lenian,  h  7  Lea 

llolen  Anderson,  lab,  h  60  Chapel  Hill 

Holland  Lenn,  printer,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Holiowa}'  Edward,  clerk,  h  McManning 

Holloway  James  A,  wagon  mfr,  cor  Liberty  and  Roxboro  h 

Liberty 
Holloway  Leon,  h  Green 
Holland  N  D,   clerk,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Hollowa}'  Robert,  clerk,  h  McManning 
Holloway  Miss  Rosa,  h  Green 
Hollowa}'  S  T,  lirick  mason,  h  Cleveland 

Holloway  W  H,  horseshoer  and  blacksmith.  Green  nr  Cleve- 
land, h  do 
Holloway  W  J,  book  keeper,  h  McManning 
Holman  Miss  Bessie,  h  Dillard 
Holnian  S  W,  snpt  water  works,  h  Dillard 
Holsonback  W  R,  clerk,  r  cor  Peabody  and  Mangnm 
rptlE  DURHAM  SASH,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURINO 
I     Co.,  Manufacturers  of  Stone-Fronts,  Porches,  Bay-Windovvs,  Brackets, 
Balustrades,  «.tc. 

Hood  Mrs  Mary  S,  h  6  Carr 

Hopkins  Miss  Ester,  seamstress,  h  Ferrell 

Hopkins  James,  tob  worker,  h  Ferrell 

Hopkins  Johnnie,  h  Ferrell 

Hopkins  W  H,  boarding  house,  Cleveland 

Hopson  Miss  Bettie,  cig  packer,  h  Mangnm 


MANUFACTURTR  OF 

CARRIAGES,    CARTS, 

'^"^^M^^/h  WAGONS, 

WHEELBARROWS, 

ETC,  ETC. 


*DURHAM,  N.  C 


Respectfully  solicits  a  liberal  share  of  the  public  patronage,  and  guaran- 
tees satisfaction  both  in  style  and  prices.  Repairing  of  all  kinds  done  at 
short  notice  and  in  the  best  manner  at  low  prices,  for  cash  only.  Horse 
Shoeing  at  Bottom  Figures. 

Slkdkweir^  f)ufl\kin  ^ohk66o  ! 

BE  SURE  YOU  SMOKE  IT,  AND  ASK  FOR  NO  OTHER. 


rilAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE,  Pa.-^sing  tl. rough  the  Cities  of 
X  Alexaiuhia,  Charlottesville,  Lynchljurg,  Danville,  Greensboro,  Reids- 
viile,  Salislmry,  Columbia,  Augusta,  and  to  the  South  and  South  West. 
For  ini'onnation,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

58 


DI  RECTORY.— W  HiTE. 


IIopsoii  T  B,  jailer  Durham  co  jail,  h  Man<<uni 

Horn  Miss  Letitia,  dress  maker,  Wyatt  h  do 

lloniaday  James  M,  foreman,  r  cor  Green  and  Morris 

IIornl»y  J  M,  foreman,  h  Green  cor  Morris 

Ilorton  Mrs  Ans>:eline,  wid,  li  e  Diu'ham 

Horton  Miss  Cornelia,  b  Fuller 

Ilorton  Miss  Martha,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Horton  Miss,  Minnie,  cig  packer,  h  Fuller 

Hoton  Mrs,  Saphrosna,  wid,  h  e  Durham 

Houston  Denj,  carpenter,  South,  h  do 

Howard  Frank,  tob  worker,  h  Fuller 

Howard  George  AY,  shoemaker,  b  Main  nr  Church 

Howard  Mrs,  Martha,  wid,  h  Vickers 

TL)well  k  Co,  gen  merchandise,  Mangum  nr  Main 

Howell  H  C,  Howell  &  Co,  also  lumber  dealer,  Mangum    nr 

Main,  h  outside  limits 
Howell  John,  carpetiter,  h  e  Durham 
Howell  Joseph,  carpenter,  h  w  Durham 
Howell  Miss  Minnie,  student,  h  Jones 
Howerton   C  P,  11  T  Howerton    &  13 ro,  b   cor,  Manginn  ami 

Hunt 

SHbscribe  to  the   Daily  Tobacco   Plant, 

FIVE  DOLLARS  PER  YEAR,  IN  ADVANCE. 
Howerton  H  T,  Howerton  &  Bro,  b  Cleaveland 
Howerton  R  T,  RT  Howerton  &  Bro,  b  Cleveland 
Howerton  R  T  &  Bro,  mfrs  carriages,  and  buggies  also   under- 
takers, Mangum  op[i  Green 
Hudgins  Miss  Cora  L,  dress  maker,  b  7  Carr 
Hudgins  W  C,  l)ar  clerk,  h  7  Carr 


9 


PRACTICAL 

II  o  t?  B  0  iB  ii,  o  a  I?' 

— AM) — 

Green  Street,  near  Cleveland, 

DURHAM,  N.  C. 

HorKosShod  on  correct  principles.  Thousands  of  horses  are  permanenlly  injured 
bv  bad  shoeinsr.  The  undersigned  has  studied  the  anatomy  «f  the^  horse's  foot,  aiid 
li'is  had  manv  years'  experience,  and  he  believes  that  he  can  satisfy  any  reasonable 
horse  owner  with  his  work.    He  solicits  a  share  of  the  public's  patronage. 

HE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles  !     Fatioy  Woods  !     Mahogany  Eng- 
lish Oak,  Burled  Walnut.  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.     Illus- 
trated Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired.  ]iromptly  sent  Uy  mail  upon 
application.  '"Address,  PEEK  &  SON,  1567  Broadway,  New  York. 


W(,1  _-(         <r)'      -I  j_    C\)'  L   r  '  Tlie  s1iortft.-t  direct  liiu? 

lake  tqe  1  iedi"noiit  ^rYii-l^me,  ivom washin-ton,D.c., 

nnd  Richmon<I,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and   Birmingham.     For    imformation,    ad- 
<lress,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Wasliingto)i,  D.  C. 

DIRECTORY. -White.  5J 


ITuggins  T  M,  lab,  h  7  Carr 

lliiii:t!:iii8  II  W,  compositor,  h  cor  Green  and  Vickers 

Hulin  Charles  J,  Whitaker  &  IIulin,li  Main 

Hunneycutt  E  P,  machine  hand,  h  Morehead  ave 

lluneycutt  W  H,  grocer,  h  Morehead  ave 

llnnnicutt  AVni,  machinist,  h  12  Carr 

JInnt  J  M,  h  Alston  av 

Hunter  C  F,  canvasser,  h  Red  Cross 

Hunter  Henry,  box  maker,  h  raih'oad  st 

Hunter  Will,  hib,  h  \v  Durham 

Ilurdlestons  Wm,  tob  worker,  h  Ferrell 

Ilurst  Miss  Fannie,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Ilntchins  Chester,  book  keeper,  h  Cleveland 

Hutchins  J  W,  meats,  1  City  Market  Ramseur 

Ilntchins  Miss  Martha,  h  Wyatt 

Hutchins  Miss  Rebecca,  dress  maker,  h  Wyatt 

Hutchins  T  II,  liutcher,  bds  Driver  House 

Hutchins  Mrs  Tomesia,  h  Wyatt 

Inskoer  James,  h  Ferrell 

Irwin  J  D,  carpenter,  h  Main 

THE  DURHAM  SA.SH,    DOOR   AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURIN(t 
Co.     Make  Counters,    Wainscoting,    Door   and    Window    Trimmings, 
soft  or  hard  wood. 

Irwin  Miss  Mamie,  h  Main 

Israel  W  R,  mano;  J  F  Jordan,  r  Main  nr  P  0 

Jackson  James,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Jally  Mrs  Sallie,  wid,  h  Main 

Jasper  Mrs  F  A,  wid,  h  e  Durham 

Jetton  C  P,  machinist,  h  Jackson 

Johnson  Miss  Annie,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Johnson  Claud,  weighmaster,  h  Jackson 

Johnson  Duke,  tob  worker,  h  Main 


DEALER  IN 


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(iO 


DIRECTORY.— White. 


Joliuson  Miss  Fannie,  h  Smoky  Hollow 

Jolmson  Edwin,  dryer,  b  e  Durham 

Johnson  Miss  Ella,  weaver,  h  eDurham 

Johnson  Jesse,  heamer,  h  e  Durham 

Johnson  J  D,  carpenter,  h  Broadway 

Johnson  J  W,  tob  worker,  b  Yancey 

Johnson  Rev  L  L,  pastor  M  E  Church,  b  e  Durham 

Johnson  Dr  N  M,   physician,  and   of  N   M  Johnson  &  Co,  h 

South 
Johnson  Dr  N  M  &  Co,  druggists,  cor  .Main  and  Church 
Johnson  W  L,  tob  weigher,  b  Yancey 
Johnston  Alice,  b  e  Durham 
Johnston  Claudius,  clerk,  b  33  Jackson 
Johnston  Mabin,  farmer,  b  e  Durham 
Jones  A  L,  grocer,  bds  Di-iver  House 
Jones  Miss  Alice,  cig  packer,  h  Jackson 
Jones  Miss  Annie,  weaver, h  e  Durham 
Jones  Chas,  box  maker,  b  Jones 
Jones  MrsE  C,  dress  maker,  b  Ferrell 
Jones  Miss  Emma,  spooler,  b  e  Durham 

REMEMBER  THAT  THE  DURHAM    BOOK    STORE   is   located   on 
tlie  corner  of  Main  and  Corcoran  streets,  in   the  old   Blacknall  drug 
store  building.     Call  aad  see  us.  J.  B.  Whitaker,  Jr.,  &  Co. 

Jones  G  C,  tob  worker,  li  Terrell 

Jones  Mrs  G  C,  wid,  h  Jackson 

Jones  G  R,  livery  stable,  cor  Orange  and  Rigsbee  av,  h  do 


M.  H.  JONES, 


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DIRECTOIIY.— White.  61 


Jones  James  W,  yard  con  II  &  D  R  R,  h  Liberty 

Jones  'Tohn  W,  Jones  &  Lyon,  h  Cleveland 

Jones  &  Lyon,  dry  goods,   notions   and   gent's   furnishings, 
Main  uv  Manguni 

Jones  M  H,  watchmaker   and  jeweler.   Main  nr   Mangiim,  li 
Morris 

Jones  Mrs  Pattie,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Jones  &  Powell,  coal,  Sidney  Scott,  agt,  Railroad 

Jones  R  II,  tob  dealer,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Jones  R  M,  farmer,  h  Jones 

Jones  Richard,  farmer,  h  Jones 

Jones  Miss  Sarah,  h  e  Durham 

Jones  S  J,  tob  worker,  h  Pine 

Jones  Thomas  D,    fancy  leaf  tob,   cor    Morgan    and    Great 
Jones,  h  cor  Chapel  Hill  and  Willard 

Jones  T  J,  clerk,  h  Main  nr  Mangum 

Jordan  Mrs  Annie,  school  teacher,  h  Ramseur 

Jordan  C  A,  bank  teller,  h  Mangnm 

Jordan  Miss  Emma,  box  maker,  h  Morehead  av 

Jordan  E  J,  hostler,  h  Morehead  av 

mUE   DURHAM   SASH,   DOOR   AND   BLIND   MANUFACTURING 
L    Co.     Woodworkers,    Turning,    Planing,   Scroll   Sawing   and    Ripping 

<lone  in  the  best  manner. 

Jordan  J  F,  leaf  tob,  Main  nr  P  0 

Jordan  Mrs  Sadie,  wid,  h  Morehead  av 

Kaufman  Sol,  tish,  oysters  and  produce.  Main  also  City  Mar- 
ket, bds  Driver  House 


SOL.  KAUFMAN, 


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address.  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

G2  DIRECTORY.— White! 

Kelly  Miss  Ann,  Aveaver,  h  e  Durham 

Kelly  Mrs  Elizabeth,  wid,  h  e  Durham 

Kelly  J  D,  grocer,  h  Chapel  llill 

Kelly  Joe,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Kelly  John,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Kelly  John  E,  tob  worker,  h  59  Chapel  Hill 

Kelly  Miss  Lena,  cig  packer,  h  Chapel  Ilill 

Kelly  Miss  M  C,  cig  packer,'h  59  Chapel  Hill 

Kelly  Miss  Xancy,  spooler,  h  e  Durham 

Kelly  Reuben,  tob  worker,  h  59  Chapel  Hill 

Kendal!  C  B,  compositor,  h  Dandy 

Kennedy  Prof  E  W,  treas  The  Durham  Furniture  Mfg  Co, 
and  SLipt  Durham  Graded  School,  r  Parrish  Bldg,  Main 

Kennedy  James,  tailor,  h  4  Carr 

Kerner  J  G,  painter,  h  Cleveland 

Kerr  John  T,  prop  Durham  Machine  Shop,  Peabody  nr  Cor- 
coran, h  Dillard 

King  Miss  Alice,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

King  BelHeld,  packer,  h  e  Durham 

King  J  H,  compositor,  h  Holloway 

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King  J  W,  farmer,  h  e  Durham 

King  W  D,  leaf  dealer,  h  Pettigrew 

Kirke  H  C,  lapper,  h  e  Durham 

Kirke  Wm,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Kirk  land  J  L,  P  O  clerk,  h  Carr 

Kirkland  Thos  M,  h  2  Carr 

Kirkland  L  J,  clerk,  h  South 

Kirkman  M  L,  prop  Driver  House,  Church  nr  Main 

Knight  C  J,  h  e  Durham 


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1    1CU11^0I(L   ^ll-L(n(U,  the  South,    with    unsurpassed    Facilities 
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DIRKCTOIiY.— White.  63 

Ivniijjht  Mrs  llattie,  wid,  h  e  Durham 

Ivodiice  Charles,  printer,  h  Cleveland 

Kramer  All)ert,  We1)b  &  Kramer,  r  McManning 

Kramer  Samuel,  S  Kramer  &  Co,  h  29  Dandj 

Kramer  Samuel  &  Co,  cigar  mt'rs,  Man2;um  i)et  Main  and  K  R 

La(hl  J  P,  hib,  h  e  Durham 

Lamb  W  B,  engineer  R  &  D  R  R,  bds  Hotel  Claiborn 

Lamhden  E  T,  brick  mfr  and  jjlasterer,  h  Hollovvay 

Lambe  &  Gorman,  clothiers,  Main  nr  Mangum 

Lambe  T  -J,  Lambe  &  Goi-man,  h  Mangum 

Lansdell  J  J,  U  S  Ct^ii  and  Surveyor,  li  Manguiu 

Lansdeli  Mary  I,  school  teacher,  h  Mangum 

Laswell  Mis  Maggie,  school  teacher,  li  Mangum 

Latta ,  carpenter,  h  e  Durham 

Law  Harry,  printer,  h  Hoi  low  ay 
Law  Miss  Kate,  h  Holloway 
Law  Miss  Lucy,  h  Holloway 
Law  Thos,  printer,  h  Hollowa\" 
Lawrence  Mis  Mary,  wid,  h  Strayhoru 
Lawrence  Mrs  R  L,  wid,  h  South 

THE  DURHAM   SASH,    DOOR   AND    BLIND  MUNUFACTURING 
Co.,  Woodworkers,  Turning,  Phming,  .Scroll  Sawing  and  flipping  done 
in  best  manner. 

Lawrence  Thos,  lab,  h  Strayhoru 

Laws  B  S,  printer,  h  Main 

Laws  John,  clerk,  r  Parrish  and  Mangum 

Lea  Chas  W,  tob  buj-er,  h  Morris 

Lea  Ellis,  machine  liand,  h  Fuller 

Lea  E  T,  iish  dealer.  City  Market,  h  Pine 

Lea  John,  tol)  l)uyer,  h  Reams  av 

Lea  Miss  MoUie,  h  Morris 

Lea  N  P,  X  PLea  &  Co,  h  Caswell  Hill 

Lea  K  P  &  Co,  leaf  tob.  Fuller  nr  Morgan 

Lea  Rudolph  G,  leaf  tob,  Watkins  nr  Foster,  h  cor  Lea  and 

Proctor 
Lea  AV  A,  sales  manager  Parrish  Warehouse,  h  Morris 
I^eatliers  Miss  Annie  L,  h  Main 
Lee  Mrs  Bettie  L,  seamstress,  h  Mangum 
Lee  E  J,  grocer.  Chapel  Hill  h  do 
Lee  Henry  C,  carpenter,  h  South 
Lee  Robt,  wStudent,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Lee  Thos  B,  carpenter,  h  South  Green 
Lee  Mrs  Wm  T,  wid,  h  South 
Lehman  Miss  E,  h  ]Slain  nr  Mangum 


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04  DIEECTORY.— White. 


Lehman  Samuel,  clothing  etc,  Main  bet  Mangumand  Corcoran, 
r  do 

Leathers  John,  cig  packer,  h  Ferrell 

Levy  Jacob,  dry  goods,  etc,  cor  Main  and   Mungnm,  h  Dillard 

Lewter  A  A,  box  maker,  h  Blackwell  I'ark 

Lewter  A  S,  station  agt,  R  &  D  R  R,  h  Liberty 

Lewter  0  W,  enginee^i',  h  Bhickwell  Park 

Lewter  Miss  M  E,  h  Blackwell  Park 

Lewter  S,  clerk,  r  cor  Main  and  Mangum 

Lindsey  J  M,  carpenter,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Little  Thomas,  life  ins  agt,  h  115  Dandy 

Lloyd  A  E,  Robertson,  Lloyd  &  Co,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Lloyd  Miss  Annie,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Lloyd  Mrs  Fannie,  wid,  h  e  Durham 

Lockhart  J  S,  prcjp  Banner  Warehouse  Main  opp  P  0,  h  Dil- 
lard 

Lockheart  Miss  Lillie,  h    Dillard 

Lockwood  Miss  Eliiora,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Lockwood  Jesse,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Lockwood  Mrs  S  C,  wid,  h  e    Durham 

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Loefler  J  G,  watchmaker,  r  Main 
Lonir  James,  carpenter, h  Watkins 
Long  John  S,  J  AV  Smith  &  Co,  h  Main 
Long  Joseph,  foreman,  h  33  Jackson 
Long  Matt,  fertilizer  mfr,  h  Pettigrew 
Long  R  T,  overseer,  h  Mangum 

Lord ,  hardware, h  Chapel  Hill 

Lougee  Geo  E,  Jr,  printer,  h  Broadway 


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DIR  ECTOli  Y.— W  HiTE. 


Go 


Lougee  George  E,  tin  and  sheet    M'on    worker,    Main  nr  P  O, 

h  Broadway 
Longee  W  G,  tinner,  li  Broadway 
Love  George,  painter,  h  o3  Jackson 
Lowe  Mis  Francis,  wid,  h  Gi'eeu 
Lowe  J  L,  niacbinist,  h  Green 
Lowe  Dr  W  M,  physician,  h  Main 
Lumley  Mrs  Frances,  wid,h  Eeanis  ave 
Luniley  G  C,  carpenter,  h  Lea 
Lniuiey  W  E,  cigarette  packer,  h  Reams  ave 
Lunslord  Miss  Ada  B,  h  Alston  ave 
Lunsl'ord  Miss  Annie,  h  Maugum 
Lunsford  Edgar,  farmer,  h  Mangnm 
Lunsford  Miss  Lelia  M,  h  Alston  ave 
Lunsford  Miss  Maggie,  h  Mangnm 
Lunsford  Paschall,  register  of  deeds,  court  honse  Main,  h 

t^outh 
Lunsford  Win,  tob  Vmyer,  h  Alston  ave 
Lunsford  Wm,  clerk,  h  Mangum 
Lunsford  W  D,  tob  buyer,  h  Mangum 

mHE  DURHAM  SASH,  DOOR  AND  BLIND  MANUFACTURIN(J 
A_  Co.  Make  Counters,  Wainscoting,  Door  and  Window  Trimmings, 
soft  or  hard  wood. 

Lnnsford  W  E,  weighmaster  Parrish  W  II,  h  Mangum 
Lynch  Dr  Wm,  dentist,  Parrish  building  Mangum,  h  Lynch 
Lynn  Geo,  tob  worker,  h  Ramseur 
Lynn  Mrs  Nettie,  h  Ramseur 
Lynn  Wm,  tob  worker,  h  Ramseur 
Lyon  Arthur,  clerk,  h  Ramseur 


E.  E.  LYON 


—DEALER  IN 


Leaf  Tobacco, 

DUHAM,  N.  C. 


Corresjiondence  solicited.  Personal  at- 
tention given  to  all  orders  intrusted  to  my 
care. 


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for  prompt  and  satisfactoi-y  P;uss(>ii;.'er  and  Freight  Service.  For  iMfdiin  t 
tion,  a(l<h'e!-s,  .1.  L.  Taylor,  AVasliington,  D.  C. 

06  IDIR  ECTO II Y .— \V  n  rns. 


Lyon  Miss  Dora,  seamstress,  r  Mangnni 

Lyon  E  K,  mang  for  Martin  k  Thonq'son,  h  Hunt 

Lyon  J  E,  Jones  &  Lyon,  h  Ramsenr 

Lyon  Miss  Lesle,  rniiliner,  h  Miingniu 

Lyon  P  T.  cashier  Farmers  Alliance   Warehouse,  h   Alston  av 

Lyon  E,  E,  leaf  tobacco  broker,  cor  Church  and  Peabody,!! 
.Main  cor  Peabody  and  Duke 

Lyon  T  B,  book  keeper,  h  Alston  ave 

Lyon  Miss  ITva,  h  Puniseur 

Lyon  Miss  Ximina,  h  Hunt 

LyonZ  I  &  Co,  nifs  smoking  tobacco,  E  J  Pai'risli  jirop,  c(^r 
IVttigrow  and  Pine 

McCabe  Wm  H,  insurance,  cor  ]Slain  and  Corcoran,  h  Cleve- 
land 

McClees  Thomas  L,  fresh  and  salt  lish,  stall  4  City  Market,  li 
Ramsenr 

^tlcCowan  M  E,  stock  keeper,  h  Carr 

McDiide  J  S,  carpenter,  h  Morehead  ave 

McDowell  J  A,  treasurer  Blackwell's  Durham  Co-Operative 
Tobacco  Co,  h  Philadelphia 

REME3rBER  THAT  THE  DURHAM    BOOK    STORE   is   located   on 
the  corner  of  Main  and  Corcoran  streets,   in   the  old   Blacknall  drug 
.-■tore  buildini;.     Call  aad  see  us.  J.  B.  Whitaker,  Jr.,  A:  Co. 

McDowell  M  E,  vice  pres  Blackwell's  Durham  Co-operative 

Tobacco  Co,  h  Philadelphia 
McGary  Mrs  Annie,  wid,  h  Morris 
McGary  Charles,  pay  master  Duke's,  h  Morris 
McGra'y  Wm,  B  cleVk,  h  Morris 
McGhee  Miss  Dorah,  cig  packer,  h  23  Lea 
McGhee  ]\[iss  Eliza,  cig  packer,  b  28  Lea 
McGhee  ^liss  Eannie,  sack  maker,  h  23  Lea 
McGhee  Miss  Ludelia,  cig  packer,  h  23  Lea 
McGhee  Miss  Margarite  L,  cig  packer,  h  23  Lea 
McGhee  W  H,  farmer,  h  23  Lea 
McKenzie  Miss  Lizzie,  box  maker,  h  Mangum 
McLean  James,  clerk,  h  Mangum 

McLean  Jesse  R,  clerk  Banner  Warehouse,  h  41  Pcttigrew 
McLees  Thomas  A,  com  mer,  h  Ramseur 
McLennan  J  AT,  clerk,  bds  Roxboro 
McLeod  Miss  C  N,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
McLeod  Mrs  M  A,  wid,  h  e  Durham 
McMannen  J  A,  machinist,  h  McManning 
McMurray  C  C,  tinner,  h  Hunt 
McMurray  Miss  Lizzie,  h  Hunt 


THE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles!  Fancy  Woods  !  Mahogany,  Eng- 
lish Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.  Hliis- 
trated  Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  j)roniptIy  sent  by  mail  upon 
application.     Address,  PEEK  &  SON,  1567  Broadway,  New  York. 


>,<,  ,  -,        (^)-      ^  ^    (Ti*      T  •  To  the  South  and  South 

lake  [lie  I  iedri^orit  £r\ir-J^nie  wost, Montgomery, 

Mobile,  New  Oi-leon,-^,  Shriveport,  Texas  iunl  California.      For  infornuition, 
nddress,  J.  L.  T.iylor,  Washington.  D.  C. 

DIE  ECTOR  Y.— W  h  itk.  67 


McPheron  D,  J  A  Tatnrn  &  Co,  li  Peubody 

McPlierson  D,  cariienter,  h  Fuller 

McPlierson  ?\Iiss  Dnlina,  oig  packer,  li  Peabody 

MePlieison  II,  carpenter,  h  Peabody 

McWilliamsP,  barness  and  collar  iiifr,  cor  ^Nlain  and  Corcor- 
an, b  Foster 

Maclvay  Josepb  J,  insurance,  Main  nr  Manguni  li  Cleveland 

MacKay  Miss  Mary,  b  Cleveland 

Maddry  J  M,  carpenter,  b  Vickers 

Maiden  Mark,  carpenter,  b  e  Durbani 

Main  Street  Metiiodist  cburcb,  Rev  Kobab  Bumpas,  pastor, 
Mai  n 

Mainav  J  IT,  utacbine  Viand,  b  Jackson 

Mainard  Miss  Laura,  dressmaker,  b  e  Durbam 

jMallory  J  T,  nianir  Stokes'  Opera  House  and  bill  poster,  L'ar- 
risb,  b  Green 

Malone  Jobn,  clerk,  b  Peabody 

Malone  L  V,  box  maker,  b  Morris 

Maner  Miss  Ann,  h  Main 

Maner  John,  carpenter,  b  Fuller 

rpiTE  DURirAM  SASH,  DOOR  AND  BLIND  MANUFACTURING 
I     Co.,  ]\Ianufacturers  of  Stone-Fronts,  Porches,  Bay- Windows,  Brackets, 

Balustrades.  &e. 

Maner  Josepb,  lab,  b  Fuller 

Maner  Miss  Nannie,  b  Fuller 

Maner  Mrs  Tabby,  wid,  b  Main 

Maner  Wrn  J,  engineer,  b  Fuller 

Man2:um  Atlas,  li  e  Durbam 

Mangiim  D  C,  clerk  Superior   Court,  Court   House,   Main,  b 

cor  McManning  and  Proctor 
Mangum  DeWitt,  macbinist,  b  }.bingum 

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i>8 


DIRECTORY.— White. 


.Mangani  F  R,  carpenter,  h  Cleveland 

Mangnni  J  S,  W  Mangiini  k  Son,  h  Liberty 

Mangtnn  Mrs  Martha,  wicl,  h  e  Durham 

Mangnni  P  G,  li  Main 

Mangnni  Miss  Phalia,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Mangum  Miss  T,  h  Mangum 

Mangum  Wiley,  farmer,  h  Mangum 

Mangum  AVillis,  undertaker,  Church  cor  Main,  h  Proctor 

Mangum  Win,  tob  worker,  h  e  Durham 

Mangum  William,  nitV  sash,   doors,  mouldings  etc,  also  W 

Mangum  &  Son.  Green  nr  Morris,  h  Green 
Mangum  W  &  Son,  dry  goods,  etc,  Mangum  nr  Peabody 
Manning"  James  S,   Manning  &  Manning,  h  McManning 
Manning  John,  Manning  &  Manning,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Manning  Dr  John  M,  physician  and  surgeon,  Parrish  Bldg, 

Mangum,  r  do 
Manning  &  Manning,  lawyers,    AVright  Bldg,   Main  nr  P  O 

Manufacturers  House   Furnishing  Agency,  blinds,  tiles, 

grates,  etc,  }*eabody 
Markham  A  D,  farmer,  h  Pettigrew 

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Markham  C  J,  carpenter,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Markham  Miss  Emma,  dressmaker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Markham  Felix  D,  high  sheriff  Durham  County,    Ct  House, 

Main,  h  outside  limits 
Markham  H  H,  salesman,  h  Proctor  and  McManning 
Markham  H  P,  clei'k  Southern  Express,  h  Kigsbee  av 
Markham  Jasper,  horse  dealer,  bds  Driver  House 
Markham  J  M,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Markham  J  W,  carpenter,  h  Chapel  Hill 


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ikke  tlie  liedrnoqt  iA:ii-L(ii]e,  f,,„n Washington, d.c, 

aiid  Rit^hniond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and  Birmingham.     For    imtbrniation,    ad- 
dress, J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  I).  C. 


DIRECTORY.— White.  69 


Markham  John  L,  cotton  buyer,  genl  nidse  and  agt  South- 
ern Express,  cor  Main  and  Mangum,  li  Cleveland 

Markliani  John  AV,  grocer,  cor  K  R  and  Mangum,  h  Main 

.\hirkhani  M  F.  salesman,  r  cor  Main  and  Mangum 

Markliam  M  J,  clerk,  h  l^eabody 

Markham  Miss  Mittie,  dress  maker,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Ahirks  MrsLannie,  li  Smoky  Hollow 

Marsh  Miss  L  A,  dress  maker,  Main  nr  Church,  h  Dillard 

Martin  Thomas  H,  Martin  &  Thompson,  h  Pettigrew  cor 
Jackson 

Martin  &  Thompson,  leaf  tob,  cor  Parrish  and  Corcoran 

Martin  W  M,  tob"  worker,  h  Railroad 

Mason  James  B,  clerk,  h  cor  McManning  and  Proctor 

Mason  Miss  Sal  lie,  h  McManning 

Mason  W  C,  farmer,  h  McManning 

Mason  W  J,  grocer,  h  South 

Massey  John,  mill  hand,  h  e  Durham 

Massey  W  J,  tob  worker,  h  Angle r  av 

Matthews  A  B,  X  M  Johnson^fe  Co,  druggists,  h  South 

Matthews  P>enJ,  h  South 

THE   DURHAM  SASH,   DOOR   AND   BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
Co.     Dealers  in  Lumber,  Flooring,  Ceiling,  Siding,  Moulding?,   Build- 
ing Material. 

Matthews  James,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Matthews  J  B,  drug  clerk,  h  South 

May  Miss  I,  h  Brown 

May  James,  mason,  h  Brown 

May  Miss  Martha,  h  Brown 

Mayes  Stokes,  machinist,  h  13  Carr 

Maynard  Adolphus,  lab,  h  Angier  av 

Mayn(;r  Wm,  contractor,  r  cor  Main  and  Mangum 

Mays  Charles,  machinist,  h  Main 

^anningT  manning, 

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70 


DIKECTOKY.— White. 


Mays  John,  machinist,  h  >[ain 

Medlin  Miss  Cora,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Medlin  James  F,  farmer,  h  e  Durham 

Medlin  ^Ym,   farmer,  h  e  Durham 

>reivin  Joshua,  clerk,  h  Jones 

Melvin  Walter,  box  maker,  h  Jones 

Mercer  Mrs  J  C,  wid,  h  Morris 

Mesley  J  S,  mer  taikn-.  Main  nr  Church,  h  Cleveland 

Messino:er  Wm,  tob  worker,  h  Main 

Methodist  Female  Seminary,  Mrs  TG  Cozart,prin,cor  Church 

and  Liberty 
Michaels  A  II,  dru«:  clerk,  h  Cleveland 
Miller  Mrs  C  A,  h  Mangum 

Miller  Mrs  E  B,  dress  maker,  h  20  Morehead  av 
Moan  James,  valet,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Moffit  Addie,  dom,  h  e  Durham 
Monk  Mrs  B  D,  wid,  h  Bed  Cross 
Monk  Miss  Maude,  h  Bed  Cross 
Monroe  Dr  J  P,  physician  and  surgeon,  4  AVright  Bldg,  Main, 

r  do 

FOR  BOOKS.  STATIONERY  AND  FANCY  GOODS,  be  sure  to  go  t.> 
the  Durham  Book  Store  of 

J.  B    WnrrAKKK,  Jn.,  &  Co. 

Moore  Mrs  Jennie,  dress  maker,  h  Green 

Mooring  John  B,  h  Lea 

Morehead  Banking  Co,  G  S  Watts,  pres,  W  M  Morgan,  cash- 
ier, Alain  bet  Corcoran  and  Mangum 

Morehead  Mrs  Eugene,  wid,  h  Morehead  av 

Morgan  John,  h  Green 

Morgan  S  T,  Morgan  &  Carr,  also  pres  Durham  Fertilizer  Co, 
h  DiUard 

]Morgan  Mrs  T  A,  wid,  h  Dillard 


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application.  "^Address,  PEEK  &  SON,  1567  Broadway,  New  York. 


mHE  OPERA  PIANO. 


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iTlEECTOEY.— White.  71 


Morgan  William  M,  cashier,  Morehead  Banking  Co,  li  Petti- 
grew  cor  Jackson 

Mooting  John  M,  lawyer,  Main,  li  Ramsetn- 

Morris  J  !>,  foreman  t^lackwell  factory,  h  Jackson 

Morris  R  F  &  Son  Mfg  Co,  mfrs  of  smoking  tob  and  snuff, 
W  II  Willard,  pres,  S  F  Tomlinson,  sec  and  treas,  Pea- 
bod}' 

Morton  JOB,  grocer.  Main,  h  Jackson 

Mni-pby ,  i)ainter,  h  South 

Murphy  Richard,  cig  maker,  h  w  Durham 

Murphy  MissTitia,  cig  packer,  h  w  Durham 

Murray  E  C,  bank  teUer,  bds  Hotel  Claiborn 

Murray  Miss  Minnie,  saleslady,  h  Pine 

Murray  W  R,  Domestic  Sewing  Machines, Main  nr  Corcoran, 
h  rine 

Muse  Chas,  bhicksmith,  h  23  Lea 

Muse  J  T,  bookkeeper,  h  Hunt 

.Muse  &  Shaw,  dry  goods,  etc,  Main  nr  Corcoran 

Muse  W  A,  railroader,  h  Cleveland 

Muse  William  II,  Muse  &  Shaw,  h  Hunt 

THE   DURHAM   SASH,   DOOR   AND   BLIND   MANUFACTURING 
Co.     Woodworkers,   Turning,    Planing,   Scroll  Sawing  and    Ripping 
done  in  the  best  manner. 

Neal  Miss  Mary,  h  Lea 

Needham  Mrs  Angeline,  wid,h  Ramsem- 

Nethery  Joseph,  tob  worker,  h  6  Carr 

Nethery  Miss  Lou,  h  6  Carr 

Nethery  Richard,  driver,  h  6  Carr 

Nevery  John,  cig  maker,  h  15  Carr 

Neville  Alfred,  h  e  Durham 

Neville  Miss  Bettie,  weaver,  h  e  Dnrham 

Newcomb ,  carpenter,  bds  Main 


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i2 


DIllECTOKY.— White. 


iS^ewman  Isaac,  clothing,  Main  nr  Manginn,  h  LMne 

Newman  Miss  Lena,  h  Pine 

Newman  Nathan,  clothing.  Main,  h  Pine 

Newman  Miss  Sai-a,  li  Pine 

Newman  Miss  Yetta,  h  Pine 

Newton  Miss  Bertha,  school  teacher,  h  Broadway 

Newton  Rev  C  C,  circuit  preacher,  h  Broadway 

Newton  Mrs  Eliza,  wid,  h  Angier  av 

Newton  Geo  ]1,  engineer,  li  Angier  av 

Newton  Herbert,  h  Broadway 

Newton  Wm  A,  snpt  Bobbin  &  Shuttle  Shop,  h  Angier  av 

Noell  P  A,  clerk,  h  Main 

Norris  M  J,  printer,  li  Railroad 

Norton  C  II,  carpenter  and  builder,  Green  nr  Foster,  h  do 

Norwood  Ceplius,  machinist,  h  Jackson 

Norv.^ood  Mrs  II,  h  Pettigrew 

Norwood  Jas  W,  school  teacher,  h  Jackson 

Norwood  Mrs  Octavia,  h  South 

Oakley  Thos,  h  e  Durham 

O'Brien  L  C,  h  Roxboro 

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ever  secured  by  a  Durham  daily.  Therefore  is  the  best  advertising 

medium. 

O'Brien  Patrick  J,  machmist,  h  w  Durham 
O'Brien  Wm  T,  machinist,  h  w  Durham 


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Old  machines  of  every  make 
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payment. 

W.  R.  MURRAY, 
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W<-,  ^^  i\      (r'-v  t   Manufactured  by  Peek  &  Son,  (Establish- 

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12  to  216  West  47th  Street,  New  York.  Artistic  in  design,  Elegant  in 
finish,  Warranted  five  years. 


To  tlip  iSoutli  iiikI  South 


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DlRECTOJn'.— Whitk. 


la 


O'Dauiel  C  11,  carpenter,  li  w  Durliani 

0(U>11  J  C,  carpcMitor,  li  Fuller 

Odell  JM,  I'l'os  Dnrliani  Cotton  Mfo-  Co,  h  Concord,  N  C 

O'Donnell  AV  C,  contractoi-,  h  Vickers 

Olive  J,  night  telegrapher,  h  83  Pettigrow 

Oiive  Henry,  ticket  agt  P  AL  li  R,  1^83  Pettigrow 

Oliver  Benj,  h  Soutli 

Oliver  Tiev  \V  B,  pastor  P>lackvvoll  Baptist  Church,  h  Lea 

Ohnstead  A  E,  cari)enter,  h  Pine 

Ohn&tead  T  C,  machinist,  h  Bailey's  al 

Osborn  W  H,  leaf   t(th,  wagons,   carts  etc,  cor  IVahody  and 

lioxhoro,  h  .Main 
Page  (Taiiatens,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Page  Will,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
f^ollock  John,  h  Jackson 
Palmer  Ellen,  dom,  li  \v  Durham 
Palmer  Miss  Maggie,  nmsio  teatdier,  h  Green 
Parham  A  W,  toh  worker,  h  Green 
Paris  Miss  Liz^cie,  h  Ramseur 
Parker  Miss  Emma,  art  teacher,  h  Main 

THE   DURfJAM   SASH,   DOOR   AND   BLIND   MANUFACTURINir 
Co.     Woo.hvorkcrs,    Turning,    Planing,   Scroll   Sawing   and    Kipping 
done  in  the  best  manner. 

Parker  John  1',  J  A  Tatum  k  Co,  h  cor  Lea  and  Jackson 
Parrish  .Miss  Dina,  h  Cleveland 
Parrish  Miss  Ella,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Parrish  E  J,  Z  I  Lyon  &   Co,   toh   miVs,   cor   J'ettigrew  and 
Pine,  h  or  e  Main  and  Dillard 


W.  H.  OSBORN, 


DURHAM,  KC.     ^^^. 
EUyiNGONCllDERASPLCIUTY.^^  ^*^ 

Also  deiiler  in  HORSES,  V,V(i-  ^.^MWiM 
.lEs,  Wauguns  nnd  Carts.       ^Mflte 

Durham  To!);iooo  Company.      E.  J.  Parrihih.      Bank  of 
Dui-h;»m.     Morehead  A;  Co.,  Bankers. 


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For  ijiforiaation,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

74  DIEECrrORYT— VV  H  iTE. 

Panisli  J  B,  carpenter,  h  19  Moreliead  av 

I'an-ish  Matt,  tob  buyer,  h  Clevelaiul 

]\irrish  Putney,  fanner,  h  e  ])urhani 

IVrrish  Miss  Sal  lie,  h  Dillard 

i^irrish  Miss  Velia,  weaver,  li  e  Durham 

Parrish  W  L,  leaf  tob,  Foster  nr  Watkins,  h  Parrisli 

Parrish  Warehouse,  K  J  Parrish,  prop,  cor  Parrish  and  Man- 

o;uni 
Paschaw  Mrs  S  E,  sack  stringer,  h  Strayhorn 
Paskell  Miss  Sallie,  h  w  Durham 
Patterson  Miss  Cornelia,  milliner,  h  Mangum 
Pattison  Mrs  C  S,  wid,  h  111  Dandy 
I'atton  J  R,  clerk,  h  Morris 
Paul  Miss  Emeline  h  e  Durham 

Paul  Hiram,  publisher  of  History  of  Durham,  h  Bailey's  al 
Pay  Benj,  factory  liand,  h  e  Durham 
l^iy  Lea,  fiictory  liand,  h  e  Durham 
Pearce  Mrs  Mary,  wid.  h  Alston  av 
Pearce  W  T,  freight  clerk,  h  Morris 
Pearman  Z  M,  foreman,  h  Morris 

FOR  BOOKS,  STATIONERY  AND  FANCY  GOODS,  be  sure  to  go  to 
the  Durham  Book  Store  of 

J.    B.    W^HITAKEK,   Jr.,   &   Co. 

Peay  Thos  L,  leaf  tob,  cor  Queen  and  Peal)ody,  h  Dillard 
Pendergast  Rufus,  printer,  h  06  Chapel  Hill 
Pendergraph  Miss  Minnie,  dressmaker,  h  Queen 
Pendergi-aph  AVn],  car  driver,  h  Strayhorn 
Pendergrass  P  M,  carpenter,  h  Cleaveland 
Pendergrass  Thos,  printer,  h  Cleveland 
Perry  Miss  Cornelia,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 


W.L.PAKRISH, 

I  Ml  Grades  Bought  on  Order. 

PERSONAL  ATTENTION 

Given  to  all  business  entrusted  to  my  cai'c. 
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X  lish  Oak,  Burle<l  Walnut.  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.  Illus- 
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•-jnnlication.     Address.  PEEK  ct  SON.  1567   Broadway.  New  York. 


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{irompt  and  satisfactory  passenger  and  freight  service.  P^or  iulorniation, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Dl  RECTOR  Y  .—White.  7t) 


Feny  I)  W,  clerk,  h  Green  eor  Main 

Perry  J  M,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Perry  J  S,  clei'k,  h  Main 

Per)-y  Jeiie,  tob  worker,  li  Rigsbee  ave 

i^erry  Lee,  niana,i>:er  for  T  J  Kigsbee,  h  Rigsbee  ave 

Perry  Miss  Lizzie,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Perr\'  Miss  Lou,  dressmaker,  h  Rigsbee  ave 

Perry  Miss  M,  h  Green  cor  Morris 

Perry  Mrs  ALartha,  wid,  h  e  Durham 

Perry  S  A,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Perry  Sidney-,  clerk,  h  Green  cor  Morris 

Perry  Sidney  R,  grocer,  Main  nr  Matiginn,  h  McManniug 

Pettie  Geo,  tob  worker,  h  e  Dnrliam 

Petty  J  M,  emp  mill,  h  Cleveland 

Pew  Miss  Mary,  cook,  h  Angier  ave 

Phipps  Jaspei',  printer,  h  Railroad 

Phipps  Mrs  L  C,  wid.  h   McManning 

Phipps  Mrs  Sarah,  bag  maker,  h  Railroad 

Pickei"  Henry,  carpenter,  li  South  Green 

Pinnix  J  T,  J  T  Pinnix  &  Co,  h  Ramseur 

THE  DURHAM  SASII,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURINd 
Co.,  ManufacturcM-s  of  Stone-Fronts,  Porches,  Bay-Windows,  Brackets, 
Buhistra<les.  &v. 

Pinnix  J  T  &  Co,  leaf  tob,  cor  "Watkins  and  Foster 

Piper  J  G,  foreman,  h  98  South 

Pleasant  Mrs  Sarah,  wid,  h  Pine 

Pomeroy  George,  manager,  r  Main  nr  Church 

Pool  Rol)t,  grocery,  Main,  h  n  of  Durham 

Pool  S  D, carpenter,  h  113  Dandy 

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76 


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Pope  Miss  S  A  E,  h  Main 

Postlev  Charles  T,  watclunakor  and  jeweler,  Main  nv  Church, 

h\h:> 
Prestcin  .To]in,  lah,  li  e  Dnrham 
rrice  C  1),  h  Pettigrew 
i^rice  E  I),  tobacco  worker,  h  Angier  ave 
l^'ice  G  M,  tobacco  worker,  h  Angier  ave 
Price  Jesse  J,  tobacco  weiglier,  h  Pettigrew 
Price  Mrs  M  A,  widow,  h  Angier  ave 
Pridgen  J  I),  clerk,  h  Chaierilill 
Pritchard  J  J,  clerk,  h  Rigsbee  ave 
Proctor  J  B,,  ^ireslhe  Durham   Furniture  Mfg  Co,  h  corner 

P roadway  and  Mangum 
Proctor  R  B,^  J  T  AVilk'ins  k  Co,  h  Hunt 
j'roctor  Mrs  Sarah,  widow,  h  Mangum 
Proctor  W  H,  gi'ocer,  cor  Parrish   and    Mangum,   li  McMan- 

ning 
I'roctor  AV  W  JI,  bookkeeper,  h  Mangum 
Proctor  Wesley,  clerk,  h  \hingnm 
Pucee  Jasper, machinist,  h  e  Duihani 

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Pnryear  Mrs  AUie,  wid,  h  Fuller 
Puryear  F  P,  h  P)rown 
Puryear  J  B,  clerk,  h  Liberty 
Puryear  James,  tobacconist,  h  Liberty 
Puryear  James,  h  Brown 
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DmEtnNMiYT-^WuiTE.  77 

Paryear  L  S,  salesman,  r  Main 

Piiryear  L  T,  cigar  dealer.  Main  nr  Mangum,  h  Liberty 

Quid  ley  Miss  Annie,  h  Liberty 

Raab  E,  Stians  &  Kaab,  h  Richmond,  Va 

Rankin  Jas  R,  clerk  Banner  Warehouse,  h  41  Pettigrew 

Ramsey  Miss  Annie  E,  li  Ramsey 

Ramsey  N  A,  surveyor,  h  Ramsey 

liawls  K  I),  h  Queen 

Rawls  Henry,  tob  weigher,  h  Proctor 

Rawls  J,  cai'penter,  h  Proctor 

Rawls  Q  E,  variety  store.  Main  nr  Church,  h  Morehead  av 

Ray  Martha,  dom,  h  Lea 

Ray  Miss  Tessa  L,  h  Liberty  nr  Roxboro 

Reams  C  F,  tob  speculator,  h  Morris 

Reams  Miss  Ella,  h  Pettigrew 

]\eams  G  A,  canvasser  Parrish    Warehouse,  h  cor   Main   and 

Cleveland 
Reams  II  A,  h  Pettigrew 
Reams  II  A,  jr,  supt  for  I  M  Reams,  h  cor  Ramseur  and  Reams 

ave 
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Reams  I  M,  leaf  tob.  Reams  av  and  Ramseur,  h  do 

Reams  I  M,  jr,  h  Reams  av 

Reams  Miss  Lulu,  h  Pettigrew 

Reams  S  H,  P  0  Clerk,  h  cor  Reams  av  and  Ramseur 

Reams  ^liss  Sallie  R,  h  Reams  av 

Redmond  Jas  J,  clerk,  h  Ramseur 

Redmond  Miss  Laura,  h  Ramseur 

Redmond  L  L,  h  Ramseur 

Redmond  W  P,  clerk,  h  Ramseur 


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tion 


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78 


1)1  RECTOR  Y.— White. 


Redmond  W  T,  sec  The  Dnihani  Funiituie  Mfg  Co,  li  liaru- 

seur 
Reed  M  W,  stenographer,  h  Raniseur 
Kemiiigtoii  Mrs  C  E,  iiis{)ector,  h  Green 
Keiiiington  E,  carpenter,  h  Green 
Remington  Ellis,  carpenter,  h  Jackson 
Remington  WF,  contractor  and  bnilder,  h  Jackson 
Renn  John,  h  Angier  av 
Rigsbee  A  J,  fanner,  h  Sonth 

Rigsbee  AM,  genl  nidse,  Mangum  nr  Main,  h  Rigsbee  av 
Rigsbee  Miss  Anna,  h  Sonth 
]{i'gsbee  J  Y,  farmer,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Rigsbee  John,  h  ('leveland 
Rigsbee  Miss  LuUi,  h  South 
Rigsbee  Miss  Mary,  h  Rigs])ee  av 
Rigsbee  R  11,  cleric,  h  Rigsbee  av 
Rigsbee  Miss  Sallie,  h  Rigsbee  av 
Rigsbee  T  J,  saw  mill  and  farmer,  Green,  h  Mangum 
Rigsbey  Wm,  steam  fitter,  h  Jackson 
Ri£!:sl)ey  W  C,  pressman,  h  Lea 

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Rigby  John  V,  h  New  rd 

Riley  Miss  Emma,  h  Shanty  Row 

Riley  Mrs  Mary,  yiacker,  h  Main 

Ripley  DanI, machine  hand,  h  Jones 

Rhyne  A  J,  engineer,  h  Cleveland 

Robbins  Charles,  Robbins  &  Stone,  h  McManning 

Robl)in8  &  Stone,  dry  goods  etc.  Main  nr  Cliurch 

Robedeau  Mrs  Sarah,  Wid,  h  Ramseur 


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ville  and  Ath^^ns,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  information,  address, 
J.  L.  Taylo)',  Washington,  J).  C. 


DIRECTORY.— White. 


79 


Roberts  Krank,  bookkeeper,  h  ?vlano:ntn 

Roberts  Di- J  D,  pbysiciaii  and    surgeon,   Main    nr    Church,  li 

South 
Robinson  J  A,  editor  and  prop   "The    Durham   Daily   Sun," 

Ahiin  nr  Corcoran,  h  Main 
Robertson,  Lloyd  &  Co,  hardware,  stoves,  etc,  Main  nr  Cor- 

coi'an 
Robertson  W  S,  Robertson,  Lloyd  &  Co,  h  Richmond 

Rochelle ,  li  12  Carr 

Rochelle  C  W,  phijtogi-apher.    Main  nr  Corcoran,   h  Ramseur 

liochelle  Miss  Ella,  cig  packer,  h  Peabody 

]\oclielIe  F  P,  watchman,  h  Peabody 

Rodenhizer  J  AV,  moulder,  h  Bailey's  al 

Rogers  Miss  Belle,  h  Dillard 

Rogers  &  Co,  grocers,  Main  nr  Mangnm 

Rogers  C  J,  C  J  &  W  M  Rogers,  h  Broadway 

Rogers  C  J  &  W  M,  genl  mdse,  etc,  Parrish  nr  Mangum 

]\ogers  J  H,  machinist,  h  Ferrell 

Rogers  .F  J,  grocer  and  restaurant,    Main  opp  P  0,  h  cor  Main 

and  J  (Mies 

THE   DURHAM  SASH,   DOOR   AND   BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
Co.     Dealers  in  Lumber,  Flooring,  Ceiling,   Siding,  Mouldings,   Build- 
ing Materiid. 

Rogers  J  M,  tob  worker,  h  Vickers 

Rogers  John  C,  sr,  foreman,  Mangum 

Rogers  M  R,  Rogers  &  Co,  h  Mangnm 

Rogers  R  I,  sec  and  treas  Durham  Land  &  Security  Co,  also 
dealer  in  carriages,  etc,  cor  Mam  and  Corcoran,  h  Broad- 
way 

Rogers ^V  IT,  Rogers  &  Co,  h  Mangum 

Rogers  W  M,  C  J  &  W  M  Rogers,  h  Jackson 


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Nails,  Bar  and  Rod  Iron,  P.aints, 
Oils,  and  Glass,  Gum  and  Leather 
Belting,  Agricultural  Implements  and 
Tobacco  Flues.  Agents  for  Fairbanks 
Scales,  Excelsior  and  Lee  Cook  Stove, 
and  Laflin&  Rand  Powder  Co. 

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J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 


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DI  RECTO  R  Y .— VV  ii  ite. 


Rollhis  0  A,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Rollins  E  T,  pressman,  h  Red  Cross 

Rollins  .\[r8  Mary  J,wi(l,  h  Vickers 

Rollins  W  A,  pressman,  h  Red  Cross 

Rollins  W,  h  Red  Cross 

r^oney  J  G,  II  J  Bass  &  Co,  h  Morris 

Rosemond  II  M,    conieetioner   and    shoemaker,    Corcoran    nr 

Main  h   Mc Manning 
Ross  C  G,  dep  tax  col,  h  Mang-om 
Ross  Mrs  Melinda,  wid,  li  Bailey's  al 
Roundy  Miss  Elmira,  h  e  Durham 
Roundy  Miss  Elvira,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Rounder  Miss  Nannie,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Rt)undy  W  II,  piper,  h  e  Durham 
Roundy  W  M,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Rowe  Allen  M,  painter,  h  Foster  nr  Green 
Rowe  Mrs  M  P,  h  Pettigrew 
Rowe  M  F,  painter,  h  Pettigrew 
Rowland  &  Cooper,  leaf  tobacco,  McManning 
Rowland  W  B,  runner,  h  Ramseur 

REMEMBER  THAT  THE  DURHAM    BOOK    STORE    is   lo.^ated   on 
the  corner  of  Main  and  Corcoran  streets,   in   the  old    Black  nail  drug 
score  buildin«r.     Call  aad  see  us.  .7.  B.  Whitakeu,  Jr.,  k  Co. 

Rowland,  "W  H,  county  treasurer  and  of  Rowland  &  Cooper, 

h  Ramseur 
Royal  Miss  Addie,  h  Pottigrew 
Royal  W  B,  h  Pettigrew 
Rue  Miss  Sudie,  doni,  h  South 
Rue  "Wiley,  box-maker,  h  Green 


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DIEPXTOllY.— White.  81 


Russeil 


-,  tob  worker,  h  Cleveland 


Hnssell  D  S,  foreman, -h  McManning 

Kussell  Henry,  li  Vickers 

Russell  Maria,  washer,  h  Vickers 

Sanders  J  E,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Sanders  Jas  M,  beamer,  h  e  Durham 

Saunders  Miss  Bessie,  h  Ramseur 

Saunders  J  H,  foreman  for  Faison  &  Taylor,  h  Ramseur 

Saunders  Miss  Laura,  school  teacher,  h  Ramseur 

Saunders  Miss  Nina,  h  Ramseur 

Saunders  Col  R  B,  manager  Durham  Fertilizer  Co,  h  Ramseur 

Saunders  R  B,  Jr,  foreman,  h  Ramseur 

Saunders  W  T,  tish  dealer,  (also  W  T  Saunders  &  Co)    City 

Market,  h  South 
Saunders  W  T  &  Co,  groceries,  Mangum  nr  Main 
Seagroes  Mrs  Eliza,  h  w  Durham 
Sears  E  A,  livery  stable,  Main  nr  p  o,  h  Morris 
Seeman  Henry,  H  See  man  &  Son,  h  e  Petti  grew 
Seeman  H  E,  printer  and  binder,  cor  Main  and  Church,  h 

Cleveland 

THE  DURHAM  SASH,    DOOR   AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
Co.     Make  Counters,    Wainscotnig,    Door   and    Window    Trimmings, 
soft  or  hard  wood. 


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82  l)rRECTOE  Y.— \V  ii  ite! 


Soeman  H  &  Son,  carriage  and  wao'oii  niKs  L'eabod y  nv  Church 

Seeman  John  F,  il  Seenuui  &  Co,  h  e  Pettigrcw 

Seymour  Miss  Lizzie,  carder,  h  e  Durham 

Seymour  Joseph,  hih,  h  e  Durham 

Scarlett,  J  S,  watchman,  li  4-")  Dandy 

Schwartz  J,  meats,  stall  3  city  market,  r  Main 

Scoggins  J  C,  farmer,  h  e  Durham 

Scoggins  J  P,  lab,  h  e  Durham 

Scoggins  R  O,  grocer,  h  Pettigrew 

Scott  Charles,  car  driver,  h  Fuller 

Scott  Miss  Cornelia,  h  Fuller 

Scott  James,  h  Fuller 

Scott  Sidney,  agt  for  Jones  &  Powell,  h  Main 

Scott  Wm,  h  Fuller 

Sharon  J  A,  wood  worker,  h  Main  nr  Chm-ch 

Sharon  W  A,  bobbin  maker,  h  Main  nr  Church 

Shaw  W  W,  Muse  &  Shaw,  h  Watkins 

ShelburnW,  photograi)her.  Main  nr  Mangum,  h  ^^cManning 

Shepherd  J  W,  butcher,  city  market 

Shue  Joseph,  emp  electric  light,  h  Fuller 

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''pHE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles!    Fancy  Woods  !    Maho<rany,  Euir 
JL    lish  Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black'.   Illus- 
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lake  tl)e  1  lednioiit  2in-i<nie,  tvom washin-ton,D.c., 

and  IiiehinoTKl,  Va.,  to  Athinta  and  Birmingham.     For    imformation,    ud- 
(h-ess,  ,1.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 


DIRECTORY.— White. 


83 


Sinniioiids  Prof,  teacher,  li  Cleveland 

Simons  Chas,  sash  and  blind  maker,  h  24  Lea 

Simons  John,  carpenter,  h  24  Lea 

Sin)[ison  T  I),  drayman,  h  e  Durham 

Sims  Miss  Mamie,  school  teacher,  h  Cleveland 

Sims  Miss  Melissa,  h  Cleveland 

Sin<2:er  Mf«:  Co,  E  J  Clark,  agt.  Main  nr  Church 

SIaiii,diter\j  F,   Jr,    cashier"  the    Fidehty    Bank,   bds  Hotel 

Claii)orn 
Smitii  Mrs  ])r  A  E,  wid,  h  South 
Smith  Mrs  Ada  M,  millinery  and  fancy  goods,  Main  nr  Church, 

h  Cleveland 
Smith  C  D,  clerk,  h  e  Durham 
Smith  Mrs  Elizabeth,  h  Angier  ave 
Smith  Eph,  tobacco  worker,  h  Angier  ave 
Smith  ll  C,  tinner,  h  Liberty 
Smith  n  M,  compositor,  h  Cora 
Smith  Miss  lula,  manager  Western   Union   Telegraph  Co,  h 

J'ettigrew  e  Durham 
Smith  Miss  Jennie,  h  South 

THE   DURHAM   SASH,   DOOR   AND   BLIND   MANUFACTURING 
Co.     Woodworkers,   Turning,    Phming,   Scroll   Sawing   and    Ripping 
done  in  the  hest  manner. 

Smith  Miss  Jessica  R,  h  38  Pettigrew 
Smith  Dr  J  A,  physician,  Main  nr  Corcoran 
Smith  Jolm,  iireman,  h  Pettigrew 
Smith  John  K,  carpenter,  h  Main" 


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84 


DIRECTORY.— White. 


Smith  Joseph,  cii?  packer,  h  14  C'arr 

Smith  J  W,  -T  AV  Smith  &  Co,  h  Main 

Smith  J  W  &  Co,  leaf  tohacco,  Main  nr  Five  Points 

Smith  Dr  Julian  A,  physician  and  surgeon,  Main  nr  Corcoran, 

r  do 
Smith  Dr  L  T,  physician  and    druggist.    Main   nr    Church,  h 

Main 

Smith  Mis  Lillie,  h  Jones 

Smith  Miss  Lottie,  operator  Southern  Bell  Telephone  Co,  h 
Ramseur 

Smith  Mrs  M  E,  wid,  h  Jones 

Smith  Mrs  Maria,  wid,  h  14  Carr 

Smith  Miss  Mttie,  cig  packer,  h  Pettigrew 

Smith  Mrs  Nannie,  wid,  h  14  Carr 

Smith  Capt  O  R,  civil  and  mechanical  engineer,  h  38  Pet- 
tigrew 

Smith  T  B,  bakery.  Main  nr  Church,  h  Pettigrew  e  Durham 

Smith  T  V,  tob  worker,  h  Jones 

Smith  Thomas,  cig  maker,  h  14  Carr 

Smith  Willie,  telegrapher,  h  83  Pettigrew 

REMEMBER  THAT  THE  DURHAM    BOOK    STORE   is   located   on 
the  corner  of  Main  and  Corcoran  streets,   in   the  old   Blacknall  drug 
store  building.     Call  aad  see  us.  .1.  B.  Whitakkr,  Jk.,  &  Co. 

Smith  W  A,  beef  dealer,  h  Pettigrew 
Smolansky  Joseph,  grocer,  Pettigrew,  h  do 
Sneed  J  E,  box  maker,  li  Fuller 
Sneed  J  H,  clerk,  h  Carr 
Sneed  T  J.  box  maker,  h  Fuller 
Snow  H  N,  cashier  Blackwell's   Durham    Co-Operative    Tob 

Co,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Snow  Miss  Olie,  Chapel  Hill 


JIANVKArTl'REIlS  OK 

CARRIAGES,  W,m,  CARTS, 

And  All  Oiher  Vehicles- 


Repairing  a  Specialty. 
DURHAM,  N.  C. 

Vw,  ^  ^,      7^.,  ,   Manufactured  hy  Peek  ct  Son,  (Establislj- 

Tbe  0|')eia  riatlO!  ed  1850),  15(j7  and  Um  Broadway.  an<l 
12  to  216  West  47th  Street,  New  York.  Artistic  in  design,  Elegant  in 
finish,  Warranted  five  years. 


(^)'      -J  4-    (v)'  4.  T  '  The  p;reat  Freight  anil  Passenger  Line  of 

1  ieClll')OTlt  21.11 -L(ll"|e,  the  South,  with  unsurpassed  faeilities  for 
prompt  and  satisfactory  passe)iger  and  freight  service.  For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

"  DIEECTOKY.— White.  85 

Snyder  Robt  L,  clerk,  h  McManning 

Sorrell  J  D,  watchman,  li  e  Durham 

Southern  Bell  Telephone  Co,  Miss  Lottie  Smith,  operator,  Cor- 
coi'au  nr  Ahtin 

Southern  Express  Co,  J  L  Markham,  agt.  Main  and  Man- 
gum 

Southgate  Miss  Lessie  M,  director  of  School  of  Music,  h  Pea- 
he  xlv 

Southgate  James,  -T  Southgate  &  Son,  h  Peahodv 

Southgate  James  H,  J  Southgate  &  Son,  h  Peahody 

Southgate  J  &  Son,  insurance.  Main  cor  Matigum 

Sparrow  Miss  Georgie,  slubber,  h  e  Durham 

Sparrow  Miss  Lulu,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Sparrow  Mrs  Martha,  wid,  h  e  Durham 

Sparrow  W  T,  lab,  h  e  Durham 

Spirit  of  the  Age,  (weekly)  R  H  Whitaker,  editor,  Main  nr 
Corcoran 

Spivey  11  T,  clerk,  h  Church 

Spivey  R  B.  fruits,  Main  nr  Mangum,  bds  Church 

Stanford  C  W,  h  41  Pettigrew 

rnHE  DURHAlVl  SASH,  DOOR  AND  BLIND  MANUFACTURING 
1.    Co.,  Manufacturers  of  Stone-Fronts,  Porches,  Bay- Windows,  Braclcets, 

Balustrades.  &:c. 

Steill  Miss  Laura,  h  Pettigrew  cor  Jackson 

Stephens  S  F,  spinner,  h  e  Durham 

Stejihens  Thomas,  8U})t  Carr's  stable,  h  Poplar 

Stephens  W  IT,  contractor  and  builder,  e  Main,  h  do 

Stokes  A  H,  A  11  Stokes  &  Co,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Stokes  A  H  &  Co,  leaf  tob,  Parrish  nr  Corcoran 

Stokes  &  Geer,  veal  estate,  Parrish  nr  Corcoran 

Stokes  Opera  House,  Main  cor  Corcoran 

Printing  and  Binding! 


-•-• — <«*■ — -•- 


BLANK  BOOKS  MADE  TO  ORDER. 

H.  E.  SEEMAN,  DURHAM,  N.  C. 

2d    akd    8d    floor,    JOHNSON -ANGIER    BUILDING. 

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BE  SURE  YOU  SMOKE  IT,  AND  ASK  FOR  NO  OTHER. 


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J'  iedrr|Or) t  a\U  -  L(llie,  of  the  south,  with  un-ufpiisserl  Facilitit^s 
for  prompt  and  satisfactory  Passenger  and  Freight  Service.  For  informa- 
tion, afl(h-ess,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

86  dTkECTOR  Y  .^VVh  ite. 


Stone  Misa  L  E,  weaver,  h  e  Dnihani 

Stone  Mrs  Nancy,  wid,  li  I'ettigrew 

Stone  ]Miss  Sarah,  h  e  Durham 

Stone  W  II,  jr,  Robbins  &  Stone,  h  South 

Stone  W  II,  sr,  clerk,  h  South 

Stone  W  O,  Stone  &  Young,  h  e  Durham 

Stout  J  A,  machinist,  h  Pine 

Stowe  J  J,  sec  Y  M  C  A,  h  Main 

Straughm  Mrs  Enieline,  wid,  h  e  Durham 

Straughm  Miss  Liddie,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Strause  LL,  Strause  &  Haab,  Richmond,  Va 

Strause  &  Kaab,  leaf  tob,  Morris  nr  Wat  kins 

Strayhorn  Cbas,  emp  Duke's,  h  Main 

Strayhorn  Edward,  watchman,  h  Morehead  av 

Strayhorn  Miss  Laura,  h  Main 

Strayhorn  T  F,  machinist,  h  Morehead  av 

Strickland  Miss  Mollie,  speeder,  h  e  Durham 

Strickland  W  D,  watchman,  h  Angier  av 

Strickler  A  J,  h  Pettigrew 

Strudwick  R  C,  lawyer,  Main  nr  Corcoran,  h  Morris 

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Styron  B  G,  tob  buyer,  h  Mc Manning 
Styron  Chas,  clerk,  h  Main 
Styron  Mrs  Clara,  wid,  h  Liberty 
Styron  C  R,  niglit  clerk  Hotel  Claiborn,  hds  do 
Styron  Eugene/tob  buyer,  h  McManning 
Styron  Capt  W  K,  com  salesman,  h  Main 
Suitt  J  B,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Suitt  J  R,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Suitt  \V  II,  loom  fixer,  h  e  Durham 


-air- 


"W.  si-i":BZ_i":BXJi=\.nNr, 

livdlaian  Street,  ID-a.rli.sim,  IST.  O. 

ALL  WORK  finished  with  greatest  care,  and  satisfaction  guaranteed.  I 
am  also  prepared  to  do  outside  work  (Viewing)  of  any  kind,  having 
supplied  myself  with  best  instruments  for  this  branch  of  the  business. 
Wkite  or  Ask  for  Prices.  A  large  and  assorted  stock  of  Frames  on  hand 
always.     ENLARGING  WORK  A  SPECIALTY.    Strangers  Welcome. 

THE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles!  Fancy  Woods!  Maho-:!any,  English 
Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash,  Oriental  Black.  Illustrated 
Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon  ap- 
plication.   Address,  PEEK  &  SON,  1507  Broadway,  New  Y'ork. 


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I   Ralei^'h,  Durham,   Goldshoro,  Spartanburg,    GroenvilK^,  Senoca,  Gains- 
ville  and  Atheiirt,  to  the  South  and  South  West.    For  information,  address, 
J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 


DIEECTO  Jl  Y.— W  iiiTE. 


87 


Suitt  W  R,  dyer,  h  e  Durham 

Sullivan  Wni,  grocer,  Mangiim,  h  Roxboro 

Snrnmoi-tield  C,  C'  Sninniertield  &  Co,  h  Pettigfevv 

Suntiaci'tield  C  &  Co,  dry  ^(lods,  etc,  Main  nr  Corcoran 

Sunnnei-tield  M,  clerk,  h  Pettigre\v 

Siiniinertield  Miss  Rosa,  saleslady,  h  Pettigrew 

Swift  J  W,  J  W  Swift  &  Co,  h  cor  Swift  av  and  R  R,  w  out- 
side limits 

Swift  J  W  &  Co,  leaf  tob,  cor  Morg-an  and  Gt  Jones 

Sykes  Mrs  Ann,  wid,  h  e  Durham 

Sykes  Miss  James  C,  weaver,  h  e  Diirliani 

Sykes  Wm  J,  oiler,  h  e  Durham 

'I  abb  J  AV,  machinist,  h  Lea 

Tate  Henry,  l)0x  maker,  h  Main 

Tatum  John  A,  J  A  Tatum  &  Co,  h  Roxboro,  outside  limits 

Tatum  J  A  &  Co,  grocers,  l^eabody 

Tatum  J  W,  tob  dealer,  h  South 

Taylor  C  C,  pres  Durham  Sash,  Door  &  Blind  Mfg  Co,  also 
tit)  and  sheet  iron  worker,  Maiii  nr  Mangum,  h  Morris 

Taylor  Mis  Geo  S,  dress  maker,  20  Morehead  av 

rpHE  DURHAM  SASH,  DOOR  AND  BUND  MANUFACTURING 
I  Co.  Dealers  in  Lumber,  Flooring,  Ceiling,  Siding,  Mouldings,  Build- 
ing Material. 

Taylor  Geo  S,  tinner,  li  20  Morehead  av 

Taylor  Geo  W,  mason,  h  15  Carr 

Taylor  Wm,  stamper,  h  6  Lea 

Taylor  W  R,  Faison  &  Taylor,  h  Mc Manning 

Thaxton  Mi's  Eva,  wid,  h  Gattis  av 

Thaxton  J  J,  Carrington  &  Thaxton,  h  South 

Thomas  Miss  Annie,  h  e  Durham 

Tbomas  A  J,  music  dealer,  h  McManning 


I.  w.  SMif  a  I 


DURHAM,  N.  C. 


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ville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  information,  addrei^s, 
J.  L.  Taylor,  Wasliington,  D.  C.  

88  DIRECTORY.— White. 

Thomas  Bach,  h  e  Durham 

Thomas  C  C,  collector,  h  McMannm^i,^ 

Thomas  Miss  Elhi,  weaver,  h  e  Dnrlium 

Thomas  J,  Darnell  &  Thomas,  cor  Main  and  Mangiim 

Thomas  Mrs  Martha,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Thomas  Phil  L,  cigar  mfr,  Main  nr  Corcoran,  h  South 

Thompson  E  E,  clerk,  h  Dillard 

Thompson  E  S,  bookkeeper,  h  Willard 

Thompson  Eugene  E,   Martin  k  Thompson,  bds  Hotel    Clai- 

born 
Thompson  Miss  Claude,  h  Smoky  Ilollcnv 
Thompson  Mrs  Lucy,  wid,  h  Lea 
Thompson  Miss  L  E,  cig  packer,  h  Lea 
Thompson  W  W,  compositor,  h  Dandy 
Tiddy  Mrs  Mary,  cig  packer,  h  Pettigrew 
Tilley  F  D,  grocer,  cor   Mangum   and   Parrish,   bds  Pioanoke 

JBouse 
Tilley  L,  clerk,  h  Alston  av 
Tingen  B  R,h  Jones 
Tingen  B  T,  restaurant,  Main  opp  P  0,  h  Jones 

FOR  BOOKS,  STATIONERY  AND  FANCY  GOODS,  be  sure  to  go  to 
the  Durham  Book  Store  of 

J.  B.  Whitaker,  Jr.,  &  Co. 

Tingen  Miss  Virgie,  h  Jones 

Tison  James,  policeman,  r  City  Market 

Tollock  Bertie,  cig  maker,  h  w  Durham 

Tollock  Geo,  lab,  h  w  Durham 

Tollock  Thomas,  lab,  h  w  Durham 

Tomlinson  S  F,  S   F  Tomlinson  &  Co,  and  sec  R  F  Morris  & 

Son  Mfg  Co,  h  Morehead  av 
Trice  C  A,  lumber,  h  Lea 
Turner  A  B,  overseer,  h  Jones 


Durham  -:- Bakery, 


Main,  Near  Church  Street,     -      DURHAM,  N.  C. 
A  CHOICE  STOCK  OF 

breadTcakes  and  pies  constantly  on  hand. 

WEDDING  AND  PARTY  SUPPLIES  A  SPECIALTY. 

HE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styh^s  !     Fancy  Woods  !     Mahopany  Eng- 
lish Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.     liJus- 
trated  Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon 
application.     Address.  PEEK  &  SON.  1567  Broadway.  New  \  ork. 


rWj  1  ,1         "v)'      1  ^    C\)'  I  T  '  The  shortest  direct  h'na 

iixkc  tlie  I  iednioi-|t  iAir-L(irie,  iro,nWashm-ton,D.c., 

und  Kiohniond,  Va.,  to  Athuita  and  Birmingham.     For    imformation,   ad- 
<lress.  J.  L.  Tavlor,  Wasliington,  D.  C. 


DIRECTOEY.  — AVhite. 


89 


Turner  Mrs  AK,  vvid,  h  Peabody 

Turner  Chester,  wood  yard,  Pine  nr  R  R,  h  Hillsboro 

Turner  Edward  E.  painter,  h  Morehead  av 

Turner  J  E,  tob  worker,  h  Cleveland 

Turner  John  W.  tob  worker,  h  Cleveland 

Turner  Mrs  ^hlry  A,  wid,  h  Morehead  av 

Turner  R  W,  tob  worker,  h  Red  Cross 

Turner  W  T,  niang  dept  E  Carr's  factory,  h  Manguni 

Tnrrentine  Miss  Alice,  h  McManning 

Turrentine  E  B,t'orenuin,  h  Hunt 

Tin^-entine  Jas  M,  farmer,  h  Alston  av 

Turrentine  Miss  Maggie,  h  McManning 

Turrentine  S  II,  h  McManning 

Tutor  Sam,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Tyson  Jas,  farmer,  h  Chapel  Hill 

T3'Son  Jas  J,  policeman,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Umstead  A  K,  leaf  tob,  cor  Roxboro  and  IloUoway,  O'Brint  rd 

Umstead  E  H,  clerk,  bds  South 

Umstead  J  N,  leaf  tob,  h  Cleveland 

Utiey  Mrs  E  G,  wid,  h  112  Dandy 

THE   DURHAM   SASH,    DOOR   AND   BLIND   MANUFACTURING 
Co.     Woodworkers,    Turning,    Planing,   Scroll   Sawing   and    Ripping 
done  in  tlie  best  manner. 

Uzzle  J  E,  restaurant.  Main  bet  Church  and  Mangur,  h  Church 

Vann  G  W,  watchman,  h  Jones 

Vann  Miss  Minnie  O,  h  Jones 

Vaughn  C  C,  bookkeeper,  h  Seminary 

Vauglin  Dr  P  W,  druggist.  Main  nr  Church,  h  Dillard 

Vickers  Charles,  h  Pettigrew 

Vickers  Miss  Ida,  cig  packer,  h  Cleveland 

Vickers  J  M,  carpenter,  h  Cleveland 


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Raleijrh,  Durham,  (loldsboro,  8pai-tanbuig,  Greenville,  Seneca,  Clains- 
ville  and  Athens,  to  tlie  Soutli  and  Southwe-st.  For  information,  ad(h-e.s>. 
J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 


90 


DIRECTORY.— WiiiTK. 


Vickers  Miss  Martha,  li  Pettigrow 

Vickers  Mose,  lab,  li  Cleveland 

Vickei's  Dr  Thomas,  physician,  h  Kamsenr 

Wahab  W  A,  tob  mano;,  bds  Hotel  Claiborn 

Waldeii  J  E.  carpenter  and  l)nilder,  Roxboro,  h  do 

Walker  Rev  Alex,  h  Raniseur 

Walker  J  B,  leaf  tob,  Pine  nr  R  R,  h  Alston  av 

Walker  J  W,  J  T  Pinnix  &  Co,  h  Pettigrew 

Walker  Miss  N  M,  h  I'ettii^rew 

Walker  T  J,  tob  ])njer,  h  Main 

Walker  W  L,  W  L  Walker  &  Co,  Seminary  and  Manguni,  b 

do 
Walker  W  L  &  Co,  leaf  tob,  h  Mangum  opp  Wyatt 
Wall  Capt  W  A,  clerk,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Wall  W^  L,  pay  master,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Wallace  Wm,  machine  hand,  h  Lea 

Walters  Eiss — ,  sack  maker,  h  Red  Cross 

Ward  C  M,  carpenter,  h  Willard 
Ward  Edgar,  h  e  Durham 
Ward  J  J,  drug  clerk,  h  Main 

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Ware  Mrs  -,  wid,  h  Main 

Ware  G,  clerk,  bds  Mangum 
Ware  R  G,  foreman,  h  Green 
Warren  Miss  Annie,  h  Morris 
Warren  J  B,  foreman,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Warren  J  B,  toli  buyer,  h  Broadway 


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AND 

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ters a  specialty.  Lib- 
eral advances  made 
ou  all  orders  consign 
ed  to  them  at  a  rea- 
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terest. 


-New  Styles!    Fancy  Woods  !    Mahogany,  Eng- 
_    ,  ut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.   Illus- 

trated Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon 
application.     Address,  PEEK  <fe  SON,  1567  Broadway,  New  York. 


''pHE  OPERA  PIANO. ^....    .„..., ,^...., 

L    lish  Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black. 


rnAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE.  Passing  tlivouirh  the  Cities  of 
X  Raleifili,  Durluim,  Goldsboro,  Spartnnbui-f:,  Greenville,  Seneea,  Gains- 
ville  aiul  Athens,  to  the  South  and  .South  West.    For  inloimation,  address, 


.J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 


DIRECTORY.— White. 


91 


Warren  Will,  cig  shipper,  h  Ferrell 

Warren  AVni,  tob  worker,  h  Ferrell 

Warren  W^  C,  box  maker,  h  Gi'een 

Wortliani  W  II,  b<>x  mtV,  h  34  Jackson 

Watkins  A  S,  Robertson,  Lloyd  &  Co,  h  Richmond,  Va 

\V  atkins  C,  Robertson,  Lloyd  &  Co.  h  Richmond,  Va 

Watkins  Dr  J  L,  pres  Durham  Land  &  Security  Co,  pres  Dur-. 

ham  Bobbin  &  Shuttle  Co,  h  Caswell  Hill 
Watson  Charles,  tob  case  maker,  h  South 
Watson  Joe,  painter,  h  Main 
Watts  Miss  Ella,  h  Mangum 
Watt's  House,  J  T  Watts,  prop,  Mangum 
Watts  GS,  pres  Morehead  Banking  Co,  h  Baltimore,  Md 
Watts  George  W,  sec  and  treas  W  Dnke  Sons  &  Co,  h  Lea 
Watts  J  E,  h  Ramseur 

Watts  J  T,  prop  Watts'  House,  Mangum,  h  do 
Watts  Mrs  Lucy,  wid,  h  "Swelton  Heights,"  Lea 
Watts  Miss  Ro,  h  Cleveland 
AVatts  S  E,  sec  and  treas  Builders  Manufacturing  &  Supply  Co, 

h  Cleveland 

THE   DURHAM  SASH,   DOOR   AND   BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
Co.    Dealers  in  Lumber,  Flooring,  Ceiling,  Siding,  Mouldings,   pudd- 
ing Material. 

Watts  W  T,  h  Ramseur 

AVeatherspoon  Wm,  tob  worker,  h  Pine 

Weatherspoon  Wm,  machine  hand,  h  Jones 

Weatherspoon  W  H,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Weatherspoon  Mrs  Izila,  wid,  h  Reams  av 

Weaver  Thomas,  tob  worker,  h  Fuller  


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tion,  a<l<h-ess.  J.  L.  Taylor^  Washington,  D.  C. 

02 


For  informa- 


D 1 R  ECTO  li  Y  —  W  n  iTE. 


Webb  Jno  W,  ])illing  clerk  U  &  I)  R  R,  li  1  Willard 

Webl)  &  Kramer,  leaf  tob,  MeManning 

Webb  Robert  F,  Webb  &  Kramer,  li  Main 

AVebster  J  C,  sash  and  bliiul  maker,  h  Lea 

Wells  R  L,  box  maker,  li  Fuller 

West  Claude,  mailing  clerk,  h  83  Pettigrevv 

West  Clarence,  h  83  Rettigrew 

West  Miss  Mollie,  canvasser,  h  113  Dandy 

West  S  1>,  Lnocor,  Main  opp  P  O,  h  83  Pettigrew 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  Miss  lula  Smith,  manager, 

Corcoran  nr  Main 
Whitaker  A  J,  machinist,  h  Lea 
Whitaker  Miss  Ada,  artist,  h  Cleveland 
Whitaker  Albert,  marble  etc,  h  Wyatt 
Whitaker  C  D,  mang  dept    L,    Blackwell    Durham  Co-Ope r- 

ative  Tob  Co,  h  South 
Whitaker  Charles,  cig  packer,  h  Main 
Whitaker  D  VV,  book  and  job  printer,  Main   nr    Corcoran,   li 

Cleveland 
Whitaker  E,  printer,  h  Cleveland 

npOR  BOOKS,  STATIONERY  AND  FANCY  GOODS,  be  sure  to  go  to 
V    tiie  Durham  Book  Store  of 

J.  B.  Whitaker,  Jr.,  x  Co. 

Whitaker  E  A,  grocer,  confectioner  etc,  pianos  and  organs, 
Main  bet  Church  and  Corcoran,  h  Cleveland 

W^hitaker  II  P>,  lab,  h  Jones 

Whitaker  J  Albert,  Whitaker  &  Ilulin,  h  Wyatt 

Whitaker  W  B,jr,  J  P>  AVhitaker&  C'o, Durham  Book  Store, 
also  editor  of -'Tbe  Daily  Tobacco  Plant,"  h  Main 

Whitaker  W  B  jr  &  Co,  Durham  Book  Store,  Main  cor  Cor- 
coran 

Whitaker  Jno  W,  clerk,  Mangum   


J.  B.  WALKER, 


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JDXJISX3:-A-li«A,  3>T.  a. 


Pron)])t   attention   c;ivcn  to  all  oi'ders.     A  1 

years  exi)ericnce  enahles  me  to 
GUARANTEE  ENTIRE  SATISFACTION. 


HE  OPERA  PIANO. — New  Styles!  Fancy  Woods!  Mahogany,  Englisli 
jL<'ak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satm  Wood,  Ash,  Oriental  Black.  Illustrated 
Catalogue,  and  all  information  desii'ed,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon  ap- 
plication.   Address,  PEEK  &  SON,  1567  Broadway,  New  Yorlc. 


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uv     ^  1         f^'      1  .     Ck^'  L  T  •  To  the  South  and  South 

Take  tqe  lietlqoqt  AU-J^llie  west,  Montgomery, 
Mobile,  New  Orleons,  Shriveport,  Texas  and  California.  For  intorniation, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 


DIRECTOEY.— White. 


93 


Whitaker  Miss  Julia,  saleslady,  h  Mangum 

Whitaker  K  11.  h  Kaleigh 

Wiiitakei-  Miss  Siulie,  cig  inspector,  h  Jackson 

Whitaker  T  E,  cDUipositor,  h  Jones 

Whitakei-  T  J,  tob  weigher,  h  Jackson 

Whitaker  Walter,  emp  Duke's,  h  Fuller 

White  Chas  C,  foreman,  h  Cleveland 

White  Danl,  tob  stennner,  h  Vickers 

White  Geo,  r  Main  nr  Mauijum 

White  Mrs  J  F,  h  Cleveland 

White  J  K  11,  h  e  Durham 

White  Miss  Lizzie,  warper,  h  e  Durham 

White  Miss  Maggie,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

White  Miss  Nannie,  h  Smoky  Hollow 

White  Wm  R,  machinist,  h  Fuller 

Whitehead  R  P,  clerk,  r  Main  nr  PO 

Whitehurst  Dr  Richard  F,  druggist,  cor  Main  and  Church, 

bds  Hotel  Claiborn 
Whitley  Mrs  E,  dress  maker,  Church  nr  Main,  h  do 
Whitley  R  D,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  Church  nr  Main,h  do 
rnUE  DURHAM   SASH,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
J_    Co.     Buiklers,   don't  contract  for  your  house  until  you  see  us.     No 
cuarge  for  estimates. 

Wliitley  R  D,  sec  master  R  R,  h  Pettigrew 
Whitt  Mrs  Mary,  wid,  h  Ilolloway 
Whitt  Thos,  tob  worker,  h  Fuller 
'  Whitted  Miss  Emma,  h  Main 
WHiitted  J  M,  cashier  Parrish  Warehouse,  h  Mangum 
Whitted  James  Y,  tob  mfr,  Pettigrew  nr  Pine,  h  Main 
Whitted  Samuel,  carpenter  and  builder,  h  Mangum 
Whitted  W  W,  clerk,  h  Mangum 
Wilbon  J  D,  harness  maker,  h  20  Morehead  av 


W.  L.  WALKER  &  CO., 

leal  f  5laQ§@  li@lsf  i, 

DURHAM,  N.C 


OI233EI3S    SOX4ICITEID. 


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BE  SURE  YOU  SMOKE  IT,  AND  ASK  FOR  NO  OTHER. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LIXE,  Ri^^in.s  tlirou^h  tlie  Citi«-«  of 
Raleigh,  Duihani,  Goldsboro,  Spartanburg,  Greenville,  Seneca,  (lains- 
ville  and  Alliens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  information,  address, 
J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 


94 


1>I  RECTOE  Y .— \Vh  ite. 


Wicks  Miss  Florence,  h  Clevelaiul 

AVicks  Jaines,  h  Cleveland 

AViggins  A  L,  clerk,  h  McManning 

Wiggins  J  F,  machinist,  h  Jones 

Wiggins  J  II,  cigar  maker,  h  Queen 

AViggins  J  W,  lumber  dealer,  h  36  Jackson 

Wiley  J  F,  bookkeeper,  bank,  r  Morris  nr  Matkins 

Wilkerson  Mrs  Ann,  wid,  h  Main 

Wilkerson  Miss  Fannie,  h  Main 

Wilkerson  Lewis,  sash,  doors  and  blinds,  h  Main 

AVilkerson  W  A,  mangDnrham  Sash,  Door  &  Blind  Mfg  Co, 

h  Wilkerson  av 
Wilkins  J  T,  J  T  Wilkins  &  Co,  h  Hunt 
Wilkins  J  T  &  Co,  grocers.  Main  nr  Manguni 
AVilkinson  Albert,  mill  hand,h  w  Durham 
AVilkinson  Miss  Henrietta,  sack  maker,  h  Red  Cross 
AVilkinson  II  L,  agt  for  W  R  Murray,  h  Pine 
AVilkinson  Miss  Lulu  M,  sack  maker,  h  Red  Cross 
A\''ilkinson  Samuel  M,  h  Red  Cross 
AVilliams  Miss  Bettie  V,  h  Rigsbee  av 

Subscribe  to  the  Daily  TobMceo   Plant, 

FIVE  DOLLARS  PER  YEAR,  IN  ADVANCE. 

AVilliams  Charles  II,  h  Morris 
Williams  D  II,  lab,  h  Pettigrew 
Williams  Geo,  tob  cutter,  h  6  Carr 
AVilliams  J  C,  carpenter,  h  Peabod}'^ 
Williams  Jackson,  tob  cutter,  h  6  Carr 
AVilliams  James,  car  driver,  h  Morris 
AVilliams  John,  painter,  h  Angier  av 


GROCER,  C()NF[m?^l\^ER,  FRIJITEP.ER. 

Pianos  Organs,  Flutes,  Violins, 

Accordeons,    Guitars,    Ilannoiiicas,    &c. 
Sole  Agent  for 

Ludien  &  Sates'  Wholesale  Husic  House. 

DOUBLE  STORE— 3  FLOORS. 
Main  St.,  between  Corcoran  and  Manguin 

DURHAM,  N.  C. 


mHE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles  !  Fancy  Woods!  Mahogany  Eng- 
X  lish  Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.  Illus- 
trated Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon 
application.     Address.  PEEK  &  SON.  1567  Broadway.  New  A^ork. 


<::^.      -J  A-    (x^''  <.  T  '  The  groat  Freidit  and  Passenger  Line  of 

I  ledll^Ol^ t  'All  -L(ir|e,  the  south,  wUii  unsurpasseil  facilities  for 
jii'ompt  and  satisfactory  passenger  and  freight  service.  For  information, 
ad(hess.  .1.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 


DIEEUTOEY.— White.  95 


Williams  Miss  Lula,  li  Morris 

AVilliaiiis  Luther,  h  Morris 

Williams  R  D,  geul  mang  Banner  Warehouse,  h  liigsbee  av 

Williams  R  P,  asst  ])ook-keeper,  h  Rigsbee  ave 

Williams  Robert.  W,  law  student,  h  Rigsbee  ave 

Williams  Wm  S,  h  Morris 

Wills  11,  tinner,  h  Jackson 

W^ilson  Chas  R,  farmer,  h  Morris 

Wilson  Miss  Mande,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 

Wilson  Noel,  roller  eoverer,  h  e  Durham 

Wilson  W  0,  carpenter,  h  west  Durham 

AVinston  Thos  J,  clerk,  h  Cleveland 

Wise  W  D,  watchman,  h  Main 

Witcover  Julius,  clerk,  h  Pine 

Witt  A  T,  tob  picker,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Witt  Miss  Lilly,  cig  [»acker,  h  Chapel  Hill 

AVomVile  F  C.  clerk,  h  Liberty 

Womble   John  T,  hardware    store  etc,    Main   nr   Mangmn,  li 

Liberty 
Wood  J  S,  tobacco  worker,  h  Green 

rpiIE  DURHAM  SA8H,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
L    Co.,  Manufacturers  of  Stone-Fronts,  Porches,  Bay-Windovvs,  Brackets, 
Balustrades,  ttc. 

Wood  Miss  M  A,  h  Main 

Woodall  Jacob  A,  policeman,  h  Cleveland 

Wood  Irwin,   foi"eman,  h  Main 

Woods  J  IL  oil  dealer,  h  Red  Cross 

Woods  Mrs  Martha  A,  wid,  h  South 

Woods  R  S,  gardener,  h  Green 

Woods  Samuel  L,  tol)  worker,  h  Red  Cross    


MANUFACTURER  OF  ALL  GRADES 

BRIGHT    PLUG   AND  TWIST   TOBACCO, 

AND  FINE  GRANULATED  SMOKING, 

BiiM  1  VR  fUllM'iP  .       Ambrosia,  Harrv  Lee,  North  State,  Nat  Macon,  Dur- 
r^U'tJiiiNU  iWiii  ;        liam  Sun  cuied,  Hattie  Walker,  Okanke,  Dream  of 

Love,  Cajie  Fear,  Gov.  Allen,  Enterprise,  Favorite  Our  Own,  Our  Pet,  Mag 

uolia,  Durliani  Black  and  Mahogany  Twist. 

SMOKING  TOBACCO:— HARRY  LEE  and  RISING  STAR. 


G[;ei\uii|e  f)ut^l\kn(  Yobkddo  ! 


NONE  GENUINE  WITHOUT  THE  BULL. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  ATR-LTNE.  Passincr  tlimufrh  tlie  Cities  of 
Alexan'lrin,  Charlottesville,  Lynohhui'ir,  Danville.  Gieensboro,  Reid^- 
ville,  Salisbuiy,  Columbia,  Au|justa,  and  to  the  iSouth  and  .South  West. 
For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washinsiton,  D.  C. 


96 


DIRECTORY.— White. 


Woods  W  A,  nuicliine  hand,  h  Green 

Woods  Wm  IT,  h  Rod  Cross 

Woodward  G  W,  book-keeper,  h  Broadway 

Woodward  Miss  N(ila,  music  teacher,  h  Broadway 

Woody  E,  clerk,  h  Main 

Word  John,  book-keeper,  h  44  Dandy 

Worrell  R  K,  clerk,  h  Manguin  nr  Main 

Worth  E  W,  carder,  h  e  Durham 

Wortham  ^^'^l  H,  cooperate  etc,  Foster  nr  Green,  h  Jackson 

Wray  Mrs  C  E,  wid,  h  8  Jackson 

Wray  Geo,  stamper  boss,  h  8  Jackson 

Wrenn  G  W,  carpenter,  h  Jones 

AVrenn  J  N,  carpenter,  r  Driver  House 

Wrenn  Mrs  Mary  A,  wid,  h  e  Durham 

AVright  T  D,  sec  and  treas  Durham  Bobbin  and   Shuttle  Co, 

h  Alston  ave 
Wyatt  Bros,  grocers,  Mam  opp  P  O 
AVyatt  E  F,  E  F  Wyatt  &  Son,  h  Raleigh 
Wyatt  E  F  &  Son,  harness  mfs.  Main  nr  Corcoran 
Wyatt  M  B,  Wyatt  Bros,  h  Main 

REMEMBER  THAT  THE  DURHAM    BOOK    STORE   is   located   on 
the  corner  of  Main  and  Corcoran  streets,  in  the  old   Blacknall  drug 
store  building.     Call  aad  see  us.  J.  B.  Whitaker,  Jk.,  &  Co. 

Wyatt  W  F,  E  F  AVyatt  &  Son,  h  Raleigh 

Wyatt  W  J,  Wyatt  Bros,  h  e  Durham 

Yancey  S  II,  foreman  leaf  dept,  h  Lea 

Yarborough  Miss  Alma,  cig  packer,  h  Lea 

Yarborough  Mrs  Cora  M,  wid,  h  Morris 

Yarborough  Mrs  Dora,  wid,  h  Lea 

Yates  Rev  E  A,  pastor  Trinity  Meth  Church,  h  llolloway 

Yates  Miss  Pearl,  h  llolloway 

Yates  R  R,  carpenter,  h  26  Lea 


J,TWIlKI!IS&[0, 


DEALERH  IN 

bmm  Previsions,  Flo'dr, 

bacon,  smoked  meats, 

fish  and  salt, 

Confectioneries,  Fruits.  Canned 

Goods,    Vegetables,    Tobacco 

and    Cigars,    Teas.    Coffees, 

Spices,  &  Fancy  Groceries. 

Main,  between  Corcoran  and 
Mangum,  DURHAM,  N.  C. 


rpHE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles!  Fancy  Woods!  Mahocrany  Eng- 
X  lish  Oak,  Burled  Walnut.  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.  Hlu«- 
trated  Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  pronii)tly  sent  by  mail  uj  on 
application.     Address.  PEEK  &  SON.  1567  Broadway.  New  York. 


P'      3  ^    'A)*  t  T  *  Tlie  great  Freiglit  and  Passenjier  Line  of 

iean')OI]t   2111  -L(ir)e,  the  south,  with  unsurpassed  facilities  for 


prompt  and  satisfactory   passenger  and  freight  service, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington.  1).  C. 

^jjjj,(^rj.Q|^Y.— White. 


For  information, 


97 


Yates  Miss  Sallie,  h  Holloway 

Yearbv  Mrs  Sarah,  wid,  h  Wvatt 

Yearby  W  M,  drug  clerk,  h  Wyatt 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association,  Corcoran  nr  Main 

Young  Wni,  school  teacher,  also  Stone  &  Young,    h  e  Durham 

Younger  C  G,  house  and  sign  painter,  Church  nr  Main,   h  do 

Younger  J   C,    meat   market,   9  City    Market,  h    Main    nr 

Churcli 
Younger  Mrs  M  A,  dress  maker.  Church  nr  Main 
Younger  Mrs  M  A,  wid,  h  Mangum 
Younger  Marcus,  butcher,  h  Main 

rpHE  DURHAM  SASII,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURINCr 
I    Co.,  Manufacturers  of  Stone-Fronts,  Porches,  Bay-Windows,  Brackets, 
Balustrades.  &c. 


J.  C.  YOUNGER, 


DEALER  IX 


AND  IN  FACT  A  FULL  STOCK  OF 


VEAL,  POliK,  LAMB,  SAUSAGE 

AND  MEATS  OF  ALL  KINDS 
Constantly  on  hand. 

STALL,  NO  9,  MARKET  HOUSE, 


C.  u. 


House,  Sign  and  Or&anentil 

Painter,  Paper  Hanger, 

AND   WINDOW  SHADE 
MANUFACTURER. 

Home  Address, 


WORE  DONKIN  VIRGINIA  AND  KQRTH  CAROLINA. 


BLACKWELL'S  DURHAM  TOBACCO. 


A  MODEL  NORTH  CAROLINA  FACTORY. 


Oapt.  Jasme  Y.  Wliitted's  Plug,  Twist  and  Smoking- 
Establishment  at  Durham,  N  C. 


— T77":E3:Ea^  ^sroxr  <3-o  to — 

]^EW->  TOKK-:-CTTY 

BE  SURE  AND  STOP  AT  THE 


COR.  4  h  AVE  and  26bh  STREET. 
WITH  x\LL  MODKHN  IMPROVEMENTS. 


TURNER^S 

COLORED  DEPARTMENT. 


A  DAMS  ADALINE,  washer,  h  Seoggiiis  row 

Adams  J)ella,   Avasher,  h  Maiigum 
Adams  Henry,  lab,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Adams  Jelf,  butler,  h  Dillard 
Adams  Lonis,  lab,  h  Scoggins  row 
Adams  1  bos,  lab,  b  Mangum 
Adams  Tim,hackman,  r  Sear's  stables 
Aitcb  Tom,  shoemaker,  h  Peony 
Akin  Gilford,  ial),  h  e  Durham 
Allbright  John,  tob  worker,  r  Parrish 
Allen  .Henry,  lab,  r  Main  nr  Mangum 
Allen  Jack, carpenter,  h  Hayti 
Allen  Pleas,  lab,  h  Banks 
Allen  Prince,  hostler,  b  Soutb 
Allen  Kichmond,  b  Hayti 

THE   DURHAM   SASH,   DOOR   AND   BLIND   MANUFACTURIN^r 
Co.     Woodworkers,    Turning,    Planing,   Scroll   Sawing   and    Ripping 
done  in  the  best  manner. 

Allen  Sarah,  cook,  b  Dillard 

Alston  Flora,  dom,  h  Mangum  nr  R  R 

Alston  p]dward,  h  Mangum 

Alston  Henry,  plasterer,  h  Mangum 

Alston  Lucy,  washer,  b  Bailey's  al 

Alston  Patience, cook,  r  Mangum  nr  R  R 

Amey  Charles,  driver,  b  Railroad  pi 

Amey  Cornelius,  lab,h  Railroad  pi 

Amey  Lemuel,  lab,  h  Hayti 

Amey  Orange,  h  Railroad  pi 

A  nan  Henry,  lab,  h  Mangum 

Anan  Milly,  washer,  b  Alangum 

Anderson  David,  mason,  b  Poplar 

Armstrong  Albert,  coachman,  b  Railroad  pi 

G^enuine  ©UT^l^kii]  Vofekddo  ! 

NONE  GENUINE  WITHOUT  THE  BULL. 


rpAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE,    passin;i   throught    the  fities   oi" 
I     Riileigh,  Durham,  Gohlsboi-o,  Spartanburg,  Greenville,  Seneca.  Gains- 
viUe  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  Southwest.      For  information,  addres^^, 
J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Too  DIRECTORY.— Colored" 


Arner  Sheppard,  lab.  h  Hayti 

Ash  Henry,  lab,  h  Rigsbee  av 

Ash  Jas,  lab,  h  Rigsbee  av 

Atkins  Alvis,  h  llayti 

Atkinson  Calvin,  porter,  h  Orange 

Atwater  Carrie,  washer,  h  Cobb 

Atwater  Emma,  washer,  h  Angier  av 

Atwater  Francis,  dom,  h  Mangum 

Austin  Emma,  washer,  h  Shanty  Row 

Austin  Ferdinand,  tob  worker,  h  51  Vickers 

Austin  Matilda,  dom,  h  Bailej-'s  al 

Bailey  Harriet,  h  Hayti 

Beiley  John,  lab,  h  Liberty 

Bailey  Julia,  cook,  h  Alston  av 

Bailey  Lum,  h  Scoggins  row 

Bailey  Mack,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 

Bailey  Nannie,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 

Baldwin  Price,  porter,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Banks  Maria,  boarding  house,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Banks ,  lab,  h  Hayti 

THE  DAILY  TOBACCO  PLANT  has  the  largest  hona  Jitic  cirenlatioji 
ever  secured  by  a  Durham  daily.  Therefore  is  the  Ijest  advertising 

medium. 

Banks  Abner,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Banks  Grace,  h  Red  Cross 
Banks  Jinmiic,  h  Red  Cross 
Banks  Sylvia,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Bannock  Young,  tob  worker,  h  w  Durham 
Barbee  Green,  farmer,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Barbee  Jennie,  washer,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Barbee  Mary  F,  washer,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Barbee  Sarah,  washer,  h  South 
Barbee  Thedosia,  nurse,  h  Fayettevill  rd 
Barnes  Jim,  watchman.  Banner  Warehouse 
Barnes  AVm,  cook,  h  Main  nr  Church 
Barnhart  Edward,  drayman,  h  Hayti 
Barton  John,  barber,  h  Mangum 
Baskerville  Laura,  dom,  h  Main 
Battam  Sam,  tob  worker,  h  Parrish 
Battle  DanI,  lab,  h  Queen 

Battle  Daniel,  cabinet  maker,  Main  nr  Mangum,  h  Main 
Baulin  Julia,  washer,  h  Angier  av 
Beattie  W  M,  h  Pettigrew" 
Best  Jim.  lab,  h  Proctor 


rpHE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles  !  Fancy  Woods !  Mahogany  Eng- 
X  lish  Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.  Illus- 
trated Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon 
application.     Address.  PEEK  k  SON.  1567  Broadway.  New  York. 


y,i    i  1         <r>'      1  J     <Tl'  r.  T  •  Tlie  shortest  direct  line 

iake  tqe  1  letlniOllt  fAll-l^me,  fl.onlWa8hington,D.C.. 
an<l  Ricliiuond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and  Birmingham.  For  imtbrmation,  ad- 
chess,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

DIRECTOEY.— Colored.  101 


IJeves  Allie,  tob  worker,  h  w  Durham 

Binirliani  Charles,  waiter,  h  Parrish 

Bingham  M  B,  Wrii^ht  &  Bingham,  h  cor  Main  and  Dillarcl 

Birch  Jim,  hib,  h  Main 

Birch  Patsey,  washer,  h  Peony 

Bird  C,  tannery,  h  e  Durham 

Bishop  Donahl,  tob  worker,  h  Shanty  row 

Bishop  Geo,  hib,  h  Pine 

Bishop  Sukey,  h  Pine 

Bivens  Wesley,  tob  worker,  h  Bailey's  al 

Blackley  Jack,  tob  worker,  h  w  Durham 

Blackwell  Ada,  nurse,  h  South 

P)lackwell  Jennie,  washer,  h  Seminary 

Blackwell  Susan,  washer,  h  Seminary 

Bolden  Fannie,  washer,  h  Corporation 

Bolden  Harriet,  washer,  h  Corporation 

Bolden  Kate,  dom,  h  Corporation 

Boles  Kinzey,  mason,  h  Ilayti 

Bonnett  Carrie,  washer,  h  Pettigrew 

Boniiett  Lena,  washer,  h  Scoggins  row 

THE  DURHAM   SASH,    DOOR   AND    BLIND  MUNUFACTURING 
Co.,  Woodworkers,  Turning,  Planing,  Scroll  Sawing  and  Ripping  done 
in  best  manner. 

Boose  Martha,  washer,  h  Mangum 

Bouton  Joe,  lab,  h  Corporation 

Boyd  John, butler,  h  Pine 

Boyte  John,  butler,  h  Morehead  av 

Bradshaw  Dilsy,  h  Pettigrew 

Bradshaw  Edward,  lab,h  Liberty 

Branch  Lawrence,  butler,  "Somerset  Villa,"  Dillard 

Brandon  Chas,  trucker,  h  Pine 

Brandon  &  Cole,  grocers.  Smoky  Hollow 

Brandon  John,  carpenter,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Jirandon  Moses,  Brandon  &  Cole,  h  Fairview 

Brandon  Sam,  tob  worker,  h  54  Chapel  Hill 

Brandon  Smith,  carpenter, h  Proctor 

Brewer  Annie,  h  Cobb 

Brewer  Benie,  cook,  h  Cobb 

Brewer  Eva,  dom,  h  Poplar 

Brock  Lucy,  washer,  h  Poplar 

Browder  Geo,  brick  layer,  h  Amey  al 

Brown  Amos,  lab,  h  Strayhorn 

Brown  Clorinda,  washer,  h  Pettigrew 

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Brown  Jetf,  driver,  h  50  Vickers 
Brown  John,  drayman,  h  Vickers 
Brown  John,  lab,  h  Railroad 
Brown  Luln,  tob  worker,  h  Shanty  row 
Brown  Mary  A,  washer,  h  Railroad 
Brown  Younger,  brick  layer,  h  Hayti 
Bryant  E  B, "stone  cutter,  h  Red  Cross 
Bryant  George,  waiter,  h  Red  Cross 
Bryant  John,  waiter,  h  Red  Cross 
Rryant  Ivatie,  washer,  h  Cobb 
Bryant  Mary,  h  Red  Cross 
Buchanan  Edw,  hostler,  h  52  Chapel  Hill 
Bullocks  Celia,  tobacco  worker,  h  Peabody 
Bullocks  C  W,  lab,  h  Scoggins  row 
Bullocks  Henry,  lab,  h  Peabody 
Bullocks  LilHe,  cook,  h  Proctor 
Bullock  Mitti,e,  washer,  h  Johnson 
Bullocks  Rachael,  washer,  h  Scoggins  row 
Bullock  Wm,  tob  picker,  h  Proctor 
Bunipus  Finch,  engineer,  h  South 

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Bumpns  Francis,  washer,  h  Pine 

Bumpus  Jim,  tob  worker,  h  Proctor 

Bumpus  Melissa,  washer,  h  McManning 

Bumpus,  Nettie,  h  Ilayti 

Bumpus  Rowena,  washer,  h  Ilayti 

Burch  Graham,  clom,  h  HoUoway 

Burnett  Julia,  h  McManning 

Burnett  Thos,  hostler,  h  McManning 

Burt  Mary,  h  Corporation 

Burt  Matthew,  tob  worker,  h  Vickers  ave 

Burton,  Henry,  porter  at  Claiborn  Hotel 

Burton  Martha,  wosher,  h  Morehead  ave 

Burton  S  B,  billiards,  Peabody,  r  do 

Burton  Wesley,  janitor,  h  Morehead  ave 

Bush  Caldwell,  lab,  h  Shanty  Row 

Bush  Maggie,  washer,  h  Shanty  Row 

Bush  Mary,  washer,  h  Shanty  Row 

Butler  J  B  K,  pastor  Mt  Vernon   Baptist   Church,  h  Ramsay 

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i)TEECTORY.— Colored.  108 


I'yimm  Kale,  dom,  h  Lea 
Byiuini  Lanra,  cook,  h  Scroo'gins  row 
Bynuiii  Oscar,  lal>,  h  Scroggins  row 
Caniinon  Jano,  h  204  Vickers  ave 
Cainmon  John,  hoxinaker,  h  Banks 
Canmion  Luke,  carjienter,  li  Banks 
Oauunon  Marv,  li  Banks 
Campbell  Wni,  tob  worker,  h  Proctor 
Canadv  Win,  tob  worker,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Cannedy  Lucy,  washer,  h  Baily's  al 
Capps  F  P,  Ca[»ps  Bj^os,  h  Ainej'  avo 
Capps  F  P  &  11  L,  restaurant,  Parrish 
C'apps  11  L,  Capps  Bros,  h  Mangum 
C'apiis  Lucius,  restaurant,  h  Mangum 
Ca[»}is  liuth,  cook,  li  Morris 
Carroll  Peter,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 
Carron  Sidney,  carpentei",  h  Hayti 
Carter  Eliza,  dom,  h  40  Pettigrew 
Carver  Lettie,  cook,  h  Main 
Carver  Samuel,  porter,  h 

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Castleherry  Annie,  cook,  li  Foster 
Castleberry  M,  carpenter,  h  Foster 
Castleherry  Rosa,  tob  worker,  h  F'oster 

Chambers  Rev  A  J,  pastor  A  M  E  C'hurch,  li  Fayetteville  rd 
Chandlers  Chavis,  restaurant,  Parrish,  h  Rigsbee  ave 
Champ  Anthony,  lab,  h  Ramsey  hill 
Champ  Harriet,  cook,  h  Ramsey  hill 
Chavis  Annie,  dom,  h  Morris 
Chavis  Maggie,  washer,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Chavis  Thomas,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Christmas  Matthew,  head    waiter,   Hotel    Claiborn,   h  Rail- 
road |il 
Church  Lon,  lab,  h  Peabodv 
Clark  Billy,  lab,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Clark  Sam,  tob  worker,  h  Peonj' 
Clark  Sarah,  h  l^eony 
Clay  Tom,  tob  worker,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Clegg  Archie,  lab,  h  Poplar 
(Megg  Robt,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Clennnens  Annie,  washer,  h  e  Main 
Clemmens  Lizzie,  cook,  h  Cobb 

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Cole  Ella,  washer,  h  e  Main 

Cole  Geo,  Brandon  &  Cole,  h  Smoky  Hollow 

Coleman  Jane,  washer,  h  Pettigrew 

Coleman  John,  tob  worker,  h  Pettigrew 

Coley  Emerline,  washer,  h  Proctor 

Colly  Flora,  washer,  h  Morehead  av 

Colly  W  F,  lab,  Morehead  av 

Colwell  Samnel,  porter,  h  Queen 

Cooke  S  T,  grocery  and  boarding  house,  Mangnni  nr  Main,  h 

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Cooper  Lonis,  tob  worker,  h  Liberty 
Cotton  Kod,  lab,  h  Pettigvew 
Couch  Eli,  drayman,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Couch  Mary,  washer,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Crawford  Daniel,  tob  worker,  h  Corporation 
Crawford  Edward,  tob  worker,  h  Corporation 
Creig  Alex,  cook,  h  Peony 
Creig  J)  C,  lab,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Creig  Eliza,  washer,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Creig  Patty,  washer,  h  Srayhorn 

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Creig  Wesley,  lab,  h  Hayti 
Creig  Wm,  lab,  h  Stray  horn 
Crews  Charley,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Cunningham  Pattie,  cook,  h  Rigsbee  av 
Curry  Ella,  dom,  h  w  Durham 
Curtiss  W  L,  lab,  h  Hayti 
Dancy  Captain,  h  e  Durham 
Daniel  Flemming,  lab,  h  Main 
Daniel  Harriet,  dom,  h  Main 
Daniel  Richard,  lab,  h  Vickers 
David  Frank,  stone  mason,  h  Queen 
Davis  Addie,  tob  worker,  h  w  Dniham 
Davis  Bettie,  sack  stringer,  h  Pettigrew 
Davis  Charles,  lab,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Davis  Chas,  tob  worker,  h  50  Vickers 
Davis  Wiley,  tob  worker,  h  Shanty  row 
Daj'  Alec,  tob  worker,  h  Peony 
Day  Bettie,  washer,  h  Amey  al 
Day  Jane,  washer,  h  Cleveland 
Day  Julie,  cook,  h  South 


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DIEECTORY.— Colored.  105 


Day  Wiley,  lab,  h  Aniej^  al 
Day  Wm,  tob  worker,  h  Peony 
Dick  Lizzie,  cook,  h  Maiiguni 
Dixon  Ada,  nurse,  h  Reams  av 
Dixon  Bettie,  nurse,  h  Reams  av 
Dixon  Bindie,  washer,  h  Reams  av 
Dixon  Joseph,  brick  maker,  h  Reams  av 
Dixon  Lethia,  dom,  h  Cleveland 
Donnah  Walter,  lab,  h  Strayhorn 
Dotcher  Martha,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 
Dotcher  Minnie,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 
Dotrie  Jim,  lab,  h  Peony 
Douglas  Fannie,  washer,  h  Ramsey  hill 
Douglas  Flora,  tob  worker,  h  Vickers 
Downes  Rev  Geo,  minister,  h  Peony 
Doyle  Robert,  lab,  h  Johnson 
Duke  Sarah,  washer,  h  Corporation 
Dunigan  Austin,  h  Strayhorn 
Dunigan  Ella,  cook,  h  Mangum 
Dunigan  Ovid,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Dunigan  West,  lab,  h  Strayhorn 

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Dunigan  Zack,  tob  worker,  h  Seminary 
Dunston  Wm,  lab,  h  Peabody 
Durham  Annie,  washer,  h  Strayhorn 
Durham  Mary,  washer,  h  Peony 
Durham  Sallie,  Avasher,  h  Peabody 
Eckle  Letta,  washer,  h  Poplar 

Edwards  &  Jeffireys,  shoemakers,  Corcoran  opp  Farmers  Al- 
liance Warehouse 
Edwards  Jim,  lab,  h  Proctor 
Edwards  Richmond,  tob  worker,  h  Proctor 
Edwards  Thomas  G,  Edwards  &  Jeffreys,  h  Hayti 
Elam  Henry,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Elliott  John,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Elliott  John,  lab,  r  Pine  nr  R  R 
Ellison  Nick,  tob  worker,  h  56  Chapel  Hill 
Ellison  Wm,  tob  worker,  h  53  Chapel  Hill 
Emmerson  Jordan,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Evans  Badger,  lab,  h  Railroad 
Evans  James,  porter,  li  Dillard 
Evans  Matt,  drayman,  h  Scoggins  row 

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106  dTkECTOEY.— Colored. 

Evans  Nancy,  cloin,  h  Borporation 
Evans  Raney,  h  48  Vickers 
Evans  Squire,  lab,  h  llayti 
Evans  Z  T,  matrass  maker,  h  Pettigrew 
Fairbone  Casslc,  washer,  h  Gobi) 
Farrington  Gen,  lab,  h  Peabody 
Farrington,  barber,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Fancett  Dunard,  tob  worker,  h  Peony 
Faucett  Geo,  lab,  h  Poplar 
Faucett  Henrietta,  dom,  h  Morris 
Faucett  Henry,  lab,  h  Proctor 
Faucett  Jerry,  lab,  h  Rayti 
Faucett  L  C,  tob  worker,  h  Orange 
Faucett  Lindsey,  drayman, h  54  Chapel  Hill 
Ferrell  George,  lab,  h  66  Chapel  Hill 
Ferrell  Mandy,  washher,  h  e  Main 
Fitz  Jackson ,\lrayman,  h  Pettigrew 
Fitz  Thomas,  tob  worker,  h  Foster 
Fitzgerald  Edw,  lab,  h  Peony 
Fitzgerald  Lee,  trucker,  h  Peony 

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Fitzgerald  Mary,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Fitzgerald  R  B*^,  brick  mfr,  Chapel  Hill,  h  do 

Fitzgerald  Sarah,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Floyd  Geo  W,  painter,  h  Mangum  nr  Main 

Foster  Thomas,  waiter,  h  Peabody 

Ford  Dave,  lab,  h  Scroggins  row 

Fowler  Abe,  lab,  h  Railroad 

Fowles  Alice,  cook,  h  Johnson 

Freeland  Edw,  tob  worker,  h  Red  Cross 

Freeland  Julia,  cook,  h  South  Green 

Freeland  Maggie,  washer,  h  Railroad  pi 

Freeman  Rebecca,  cook,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Fuller  Frank,  lab,  h  Hayti 

Fuller  Gabe,  tob  worker,  h  w  Durham 

Fuller  Martha,  cook,  h  Poplar 

Fuller  Mary,  dom,  h  Morris 

Garland  John,  tob  worker,  h  Roxboro 

Gattis  Benj,  lab,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Gattis  Chas,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 

Gear  Peter,  tob  worker,  h  w  Durham 

Gear  Cornelia,  washer,  h  Poplar 

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milECTORY^CoLORED.  107 


Geer  Jane,  cook,  h  cor  Main  and  Queen 

Geei-  .Tuna,  cook,  h  Cleveland 

George  Martha,  doni,  h  Manguni 

Gesse  Tenipy,  b  Smoky  Hollow 

Gibson  Henry,  lab,  h  Proctor 

Gibson  Luciene,  seamstress,  h  Proctor 

Gibson  Mary,  cook,  h  Proctor 

Gibson  Nathan,  h  Proctor 

Gier  Oliver,  kb,  h  South  Green 

Gill  Lucv,  h  Ilayti 

Gill  Willie,  lab,'h  Hayti 

Gilmore  David,  lab,  h  Willard 

Gilmore  Nick,  barber,  h  Pettigrew 

Gilmore  Nancy,  washer,  h  Willard 

Gilmore  R  M,  brick-layer,  h  Hayti 

Glenn  Annis,  sack  stringer,  h  Hayti 

Glenn  Joe,  lab,  h  Strayhorn 

Glenn  Lizzie,  cook,  h  Scoggins  row 

Goodloe  Amos,  grocer,  Peabody  nr  Mangura,  h  Hayti 

Goodloe  Daniel,  blacksmith,  h  Hayti 

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Goodloe  Dan,  lab,  h  Hayti 
Goodloe  Harry,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 
Goodloe  Louis,  lab,  b  Hayti 
Goodloe  Nathan,  blacksmith,  h  Hayti 
Goodloe  Ovie,  carpenter,  h  Hayti 
Goodloe  T  J,  clerk,  h  Hayti 
Goster  Guss,  lab,  h  Seminary 
Gowen  Eliza,  washer,  h  Peony 
Graham  Henry,  h  Peabody 
Graham  Sal  lie,  washer,  h  Proctor 
Graves  Ellen,  washer,  h  Lea 
Graves  Emeline,  dom,  h  Willard 
Gray  Adam,  lab,  h  Mangum 
Gray  Hickle,  lab,  h  Rigsbee  av 
Gray  Washington,  lab,  h  Rigsbee  av 
Green  Adeline,  washer,  h  Hayti 
Green  Annie,  dom,  h  Hayti 
Green  Calvin,  lab,  h  Hayti 
Green  Coleman,  snuff  maker,  h  Hayti 
Green  Elisha,  lab,  h  Hayti 
Green  Hattie,  dom,  h  Ramseur 

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108  DIEECTORY.— Colored! 

Green  Henry,  stemmer,  h  Peabody 

Green  Linda,  cook,  h  Vickers  av 

Green  Rentha,  cook,  h  Hayti 

Green  Sam,  lab,  h  e  Durham 

Green  Simon,  tinsmith,  h  Main 

Grey  Sallie,  dom,h  Scoggins  row 

Grimes  Hattie,  tob  stemmer,  h  Peabody 

Grimes  John  W,  tob  worker,  h  Peabody 

Guess  Frank,  lab,  h  Reams  av 

Guess  Tempy,  tob  worker,  h  Corporation 

Gunn  Maria,  dom,  h  Proctor 

Haines  Jim,  lab,  h  Smoky  Hollow 

Haines  Angus,  clerk,  h  Fayette  ville  rd 

Haliburton  Maria,  washer,  h  Reams  av 

Hall  Alice,  h  Hayti 

Hall  Calvin,  waiter,  h  Seminary 

Hall  Chas,  tob  worker,  h  Peony 

Hall  Charles,  cook  Hotel  Claiborn,  h  Sminary 

Hall  Fannie,  dom,  h  Seminary 

Hall  Harry,  lab,  h  Hayti 

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Hall  Jane,  washer,  h  Hayti 
Hall  Ruffin,  washer,  h  Hayti 
Hampton  Mary,  washer,  h  Strayhorn 
Hanna  Corriana,  washer,  h  Rowland 
llanna  E,  drayman,  h  Rowland 
Hargrave  Jane,  washer,  h  e  Main 
Hargrave  Martha,  washer,  h  Morehead  av 
Hargrave  Sallie,  cook,  h  Johnson 
Harrington  Ben,  lab,  h  Pine 
Harris  Bettie,  washer,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Harris  Bolen,  lab,  h  Strayhorn 
Harris  Clorrie,  washer,  h  Scoggins  row 
Harris  Geo,  mason,  h  Poplar 
Harris  John,  driver,  h  South 
Harris  Marj',  h  Hayti 
Harris  Martha,  lab,  h  Seminary 
Harris  Susan,  dom 
Hart  Armie,  h  Aniey  al 
Hart  Dave,  lab,  h  Strayhorn 
Hart  Duncan,  driver,  h  Strayhorn 
Hart  Lucy,  bag  stringer,  h  Amey  al 

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DIRECTORY.— Colored.  109 


Hart  Lulu,  h  Aniey  al 

Hart  Nannie,  washer,  h  Strayhoni 

llaskin  Fannie,  washer,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Ilaskins  Lazarus,  tob  worker,  h  Scoggins  row 

ILaskins  Logan,  I'armer,  h  Ainey  al 

ILaskins  Nathan,  dom,  h  Main 

Haskins  Pheobe,  washer,  h  Amey  al 

Ilaskins  Virgil,  lab,  h  Fayettevillo  rd 

Hawkins  Nathan,  drayman,  h  Watkins 

Hawkins  Robert,  barber,  h  Manguni  nr  R  R 

Hayes  Washington,  mason,  h  Cha|>el  Hill 

Haynes  AB,  clerk,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Haywood  Albert,  barber,  h  Pettigrew 

Hc'artt  Eliza,  tob  worker,  h  Peony 

Heartt  Ida,  nurse,  h  Strayhorn 

Heartt  Morgan,  tob  worker,  h  Strayhorn 

Heartt  Morris,  tob  worker,  h  Strayhorn 

Heartt  Nelson,  h  Strayhorn 

Henderson  Annie,  sack  stringer,  h  Chape!  Hill 

Henderson  Dempsy,  gardener,  h  Chapel  Hill 

^1HE  DURHAM  SASH,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
Co.,  Manufacturers  of  Stone-Fronts,  Porches,  Bay-Windows,  Brackets, 
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Henderson  Emma,  sack  stringer,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Henderson  Etta,  washer,  h  Scoggins  row 

Henderson  Gabriel,  butler,  h  Strayhorn 

Henderson  Henry,  tob  worker,  h  Pettigrew 

Henderson  Mollie,  sack  stringer,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Henderson  Nat,  lab,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Henderson  Turner,  lab,h  Chai^el  Hill 

Henderson  Wm,tob  worker,  h  Pettigrew 

Hendricks  Katy,  h  Pettigrew 

Ilerndon  Delia,  dom,  h  Manguni 

Herndon  Wm,  lab,  h  Hayti 

Hester  Martha,  cook,  h  Pettigrew 

Heston  Francis,  cook,  h  w  Durham 

Hicks  E  W,  barber,  r  Manguni  nr  Main 

Hicks  Mary,  dom,  h  s  of  City 

Hight  Sam,  blacksmith,  h  Strayhorn 

Hill  Edmund,  h  Hayti 

Hill  Henry,  carpenter,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Hill  Kate,  cook,  h  Proctor 

Hill  Mary,  dom,  h  Morris 

Hines  Bettie,  nurse,  h  32  Willard 


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F 


Hities  Charles,  barber,  h  Strtiyhorii 

Hinton  Charles,  porter,  h  Hayti 

Hodge  Molhe,  cook,  h  Hayti 

Hodge  Mollie,  cook,  h  Morehead  av 

Hogan  Bill,  lab,  h  Seminary 

Hogan  Mark,  lab,  h  Peabody 

Hogan  Win,  tob  worker,  h  w  Durham 

Hogans  Aggie,  washer,  h  Pettigrew 

Jlogans  Sallie,  h  Pettigrew 

Holland  Catherine,  cook,  h  Vickers  av 

Holloway  Charles,  blacksmith,  Peabody,  h  Albright 

Holloway  Georgianna,  washer,  h  Reams  av 

Holloway  Isham,  firenian,  h  Hayti 

]Tolloway  John,  lab,  h  Reams  av 

Holman  Annie,  washer,  h  Amey  al 

Hohnan  Caroline,  doin,  h  South 

Holman  Charity,  washer,  h  Amey  al 

Holman  Chas,  lab,  h  Peabody 

Holman  Henry,  lab,  h  Peabody 

Holmes  John,  baker.  Main  nr  Mangum 

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Holmes  Wm,  h  Haj'ti 

Holt  Emma,  seamstress,  h  Hayti 

Holt  Victoria,  cook,  h  45  Dandy 

Hooker  Mary,  dom,  h  Mangum 

Hopkins  Mary,  cook,  h  Reams  av 

Horace  Polly,  sack  stringer,  h  Reams  av 

Horace  Randal,  brick  mason,  h  Reams  av 

Horner  Lucy,  cook,  h  Strayhorn 

Horton  Annie,  washer,  h  e  Main 

Horton  John,  drayman,  h  Pettigrew 

Horton  Ora,  washer,  h  Pettigrew 

Howell  Virginia,  h  Watkins 

Hughes  Bradford,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 

Hunt  Isaac,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 

Hunter  Ada,  school  teacher,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Hunter  Chas,  school  teacher,  h  South 

Hurt  Richard,  butcher,  h  Pettigrew 

Husband  Fannie,  cook,  h  Pettigrew 

Husband  Sarah,  nurse,  h  Pettigrew 

Ireland  Junius,  tob  worker,  h  Smoky  Hollow 

Ivens  Addie,  tob  worker,  h  Peabody 

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Iveiis  Agnes,  washer,  h  Poplur 

Ivens  Jas,  drayman,  h  Peabody 

Ivory  Isaac,  lab,  h  South 

elackson  Ben,  tob  worker,  h  Ilayti 

Jasper  llarvey,  cook,  h  Orange 

Jeit'ers  Annie,  ninse,  h  Liberty 

Jetters  John  A,  hib,  h  Rigsbee  av 

Jeffers  Louisa,  washer,  Rigsbee  av 

Jetfers  Mike,  li  Green 

Jeffreys  M  C,  Edwards  &  JeftVeys,  shoemakers,  h  Ilayti 

Jenkins  Delia,  sack  maker,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Jenkins  Henderson,  lab,  h  Morehead  av 

Jenkins  Mary,  washer,  h  e  Durham 

Jenkins  Xelson,  carpenter,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Jenkins  Sallie,  washer,  h  e  Durham 

Johnson  Albert,  brick  layer,  h  Ilayti 

Johnson  Benj,  lab,  h  Ilayti 

Johnson  Caroline,  washer,  h  Ilayti 

Johnson  Cyrus,  huckster,  Peabody,  h  Hayti 

Johnson  Dan,  tob  worker,  h  Pettigrew 

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Johnson  David,  dom,  h  Green 
Johnson  Edward,  lab,  h  e  Durham 
Johnson  Frances,  sack  stringer,  h  Hayti 
Johnson  Jas,  lab,  h  Rigsbee  av 
Johnson  Jennie,  washer,  h  Poplar 
Johnson  Julia,  cook,  h  Jones 
Johnson  Lizzie,  dom,  h  29  Dandy 
Johnson  Louisa,  cook,  h  McManninc? 
Johnson  Mary,  washer,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Johnson  Mary,  cook,  h  Morehead  av 
Johnson  Ricli,  tol)  worker,  h  Pettigrew 
Johnson  Rufe,  tob  worker,  h  Pettigrew 
Johnson  Sarah,  sack  stringer,  h  Hayti 
Johnson  Simon,  tob  worker,  h  Vickers 
Johnson  Stephen,  waiter,  h 
Johnson  Sol,  lab,  h  w  Durham 
Johnson  Syrus,  poultry  dealer,  h  Amey  al 
Johnson  W  H,  lab,  h  Banks 
Johnson  AVilson,  planer,  h  w  Durham 
Jones  Bettie,  cook,  h  Broadway 
Jones  Bill,  driver,  h  Corporation 

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112  DIRECTOKY.— Colored. 

Jones  Bithie,  cook,  h  Poplar 

Jones  Bob,  tob  worker,  h  50  Vickers  av 

Jones  Booker,  cook,  h  Peabody 

Jones  Bryant,  lab,  h  Peony 

Jones  Evan,  tob  worker,  h  Proctor 

Jones  Flora,  dom,  h  South 

Jones  Friday,  lab,  h  Strayhorn 

Jones  Henry,  tob  worker,  h  Pettigrew 

Jones  Ileniy  II,  gardener,  h  Hayti 

Jones  Ida,  doni,li  Chapel  Hill 

Jones  J  D,  vender,  h  Amey  al 

Jones  Lnlu,  cook,  h  Liberty 

Jones  Maggie,  washer,  h  Peony 

Jones  Malinda,  washer,  h  Aniey  al 

Jones  Matt,  tob  worker,  h  Corporation 

Jones  Milly,  cook,  h  Poplar 

Jones  Paul,  tob  worker,  h  Seminary 

Jones  Quinton,  lab,  h  Poplar 

Jones  Rufus,  tob  worker,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Jones  S  W,  carpenter,  h  Proctor 

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Jones  T  J,  shoemaker,  Peai)ody,  h  do 
Jones  W  H,  painter,  h  Proctor 
Jordan  Abner,  tob  stemmer,  h  Chrpel  Hill 
Jordan  Coley,  tob  stemmer,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Jordan  Cornelius,  farmer,  h  Railroad  pi 
Jordan  Edward,  presser,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Jordan  Elsie,  nurse,  h  Peabody 
Jordan  Emma,  cook,  h  Chapel  Hill  ^ 

Jordan  Esther,  tob  stemmer,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Jordan  Maria,  dom,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Jordan  Mollie,  sack  stringer,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Jordan  Monroe,  'ab,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Jordan  Rosie,  sack  stringer,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Jordan  Webb,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Judd  Mack,  lab,  h  Scoggins  row 
Justice  David,  tob  worker,  h  Reams  av 
Justice  John,  lab,  h  Poplar 
Justice  Mary,  tob  employee,  h  Poplar 
Kane  Annie,  dom,  h  Scoggins  row 


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DIRECTORY.— Colored.  113 


Kane  Bella,  washer,  h  Ramsey 
Kane  Duncan,  lab,  h  Sco2:gins  row 
Kane  Fannie,  washer,  h  Peony 
Kiiue  Henrietta,  lab,  h  Strayhorn 
Kane  James,  lab,  h  Kamsay  hill 
Kane  Janie,  waslier,  h  Scoggins  row 
Kane  John,  lab,  h  Ramsay 
Kane  Maria,  washer,  h  Strayhorn 
Ka})its  Jim,  tob  worker,  h  Peabocly 
Kazort  Etta,  washer,  h  Peony 
Keps  James,  tob  cutter,  h  Peabocly 
Kernodle  James,  musician,  h  Pine 
Killahew  Wm,  tinsmith,  h  Morris 
King  Dilla,  tob  worker,  h  Ramsey  hill 
King  Sid,  tob  worker,  h  w  Durham 
Kirkpatrick  Logan,  lab,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Knight  Virginia,  washer,  h  51  Vickers  av 
Lagg  Lucy.tob  worker,  h  Shanty  row 
Lane  Joe,  tob  worker,  h  Blackwell 

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Lane  Leafy,  dom,  h  Strayhorn 

Lane  Lunford,  driver,  h  Blackwell 

Lassiter  Bettie,  washer,  h  Corporation 

Lassiter  Stephen,  porter  at  Claiborn  Hotel,  h  Ha3^ti 

Lattas  Burrell,  school  teacher,  h  Amey  al 

Lattas  Caroline,  washer,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Lattas  Jas,  lab,  h  Proctor 

Lattas  Mary,  tob  worker,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Lattas  Sandy,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Laurence  Mann,  tob  worker,  h  South 

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114 


DIRECTOEY.— Colored. 


Laws  Candes,  waitress,  h  Queen 
Laws  Henry,  lab,  h  Queen 
Lecher  Jas,  tob  worker,  h  Proctor 
Lee  John,  h  Sco£^.£ci»s  ''«^^' 
Lee  Pattie,  washer,  h  Scoggins  row 
Lee  Reuben,  hib,  h  w  Durham 
Lethers  Adaline,  washer,  h  Proctor 
Letbers  J  M,  hah,  h  Pettigrew 
Lethers  Jack,  painter,  h  Railroad  pi 
Lethers  Jane,  sack  stringer,  h  e  Durham 
Lethers  Sid,  lab,  h  Pettigrew 
Lethers  Thos,  lab,  h  e  Durham 
Lewis  Jim,  tob  worker,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Lindsay  Henry,  barber,  h  Peabody 
Lion  Harriet,  washer,  h  Poplar 
Lipscomb  Menervia,  cook,  r  Peabody 
Little  Wm,  lab,  h  Ramsey 
Lockhart  Ilenry,  cook,  h  Ramseur 
Ijockhart  Wm,  lab,  h  w  Durham 

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DIEECTORY.— Colored.  115 

Lockiear  Jane,  cook,  h  22  Williard 

Lono:  Lizzie,  washer,  h  Mangiim 

Long  D,  lab,  h  Peabody 

Long  8adie,  nurse,  b  Scoggins  row 

Loop  James,  carpenter,  h  Peabody 

Lord  Lizzie,  tob  worker,  h  Proctor 

Love  Frank,  tob  worker,  h  w  Durham 

Love  Geo,  lab,  h  w  Durham 

Lowe  John,  driver,  h  Chapel  Ilill 

Lowe  AV'm,  tob  worker,  h  Peabody 

Lumsford  David,  tob  worker,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Lunsford  Faniiie,   cook,  h  Reams  av 

Lunsford  Herbert,   lab,  h  Strayhorn 

Lunsford  N  A,  waiter,  h  Reams  av 

Lyon  Anthony,  lab,  h  Roxboro 

Lyon  Elijah,  tob  worker,  h  Pine 

Lyon  Frank,  mason,  h  Smoky  Hollow 

Lyon  Nannie,  cook,  h  Roxboro 

L^'ons  Dave,  lab,  h  Hayti 

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Lyons  Mack,  tob  prizer,  h  Pine 
Lyons  Musk,  tob  worker,  h  Pine 
McAden  Edw,  tob  worker,  h  Peabody 
McAden  Julia,  tob  worker,  h  Peabody 
McCloud  Silvia,  cook,  h  Broadway 
McCowen  Ada,  washer,  h  Reams  av 
McCowen  Jennie,  cook,  h  Reams  av 
McCowen  Lizzie,  washer,  h  Reams  av 
McCowen  Sand,  hostler,  r  Mangum  nr  R  R 
McCowen  Wm,   lab,  h  Reams  av 
McCown  Ann,  h  Cleveland 
McCown  Potter,  T  Ray  &  Co,  h  Mangum 
McCown  Sam,  school  teacher,  h  Cleveland 
McCoy  James,  railroader,  h  Scoggins  row 
McCoy  Jarrett,  lab,  h  Amey  al 
McCracken  Lina,  nurse,  h  Main 
McCulley  Fannie,  cook,  h  Pine 
McCulley  Louis,  tob  cutter,  h  Proctor 
McDade  Jasper,  drayman,  h  Hayti 
McLean  Bedford,  bricklayer,  h  Peabody 
McLean  Bessie,  tob  worker,  h  Peabody 
McLean  Maria,  washer,  h  Scoggins  row 

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116  DIEECTORY.— Colored. 

McLean  Rosie,  tob  worker,  h  Peabody 

McLean  Silvia,  tob  worker,  h  Peabody 

McLeod  John,  tob  worker,  li  Banks 

Mabin  Bob,  tob  worker,  h  w  Durham 

Mabin  Cora,  cook,  h  Bailey's  al 

Mabin  Diana,  cook,  h  Green 

Mabin  Geo  F,tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Mabin  John,  lab,  h  Willard 

Macklin  G  W,  barber,  cor  Main  and  Church,  h  PeaT)ody 

Macklin  Jas  W,  restaurant,  Church  nr  Main,  h  Pettigrew 

Macon  Dan  A,  waiter,  r  cor  Man^^uni  nr  Main 

Mailett  Wni,  tob  worker,  h  South 

Malone  Buck,  h  Main  nr  Mangum 

Malone  Fann}-,  washer,  h  Iligsbee 

Molone  Julia,  cook,  h  Broadway 

Malone  Marj-,  washer,  h  Main  nr  Mangum 

Malone  Romulus,  lab,  h  Bi^oadway 

Mangram  Annie,  washer,  h  cor  Main  and  Queen 

Mangum  Annie,  dom,  h  Main 

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Mangum  Frank,  lab,  h  Strayhorn 
Mangum  Wm,  cook,  h  Pine 
Manning  Edw,  lab,  h  Corporation 
Manuel  Julius,  h  Queen 
Markham  Jerry,  lab,  h  Pettigrew 
Markham  Wm,  tob  worker,  h  Scoggins  row 
Martin  Geo,  lab,  h  Hayti        «• 
Martin  John,  railroader, h  Fayetteville  rd 
Martin  Robert,  lab,  h  Hayti 
Mason  Bessie,  washer,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Mason  Bettie,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Mason  Brie,  lab,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Mason  Ella,  h  Peony 
Mason  Ivaty,  washer,  h  Corporation 
Mason  Louisa,  h  Corporatinn 
Mayhew  Lennie,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Maylett  Martha,  w^asher,  h  Proctor 
^layo  C  B,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 
^layo  Cornelius,  h  Hayti 
Mayo  Nellie,  h  Hayti 
Meadows  Geo,  h  Hayti 
Meeks  Buchanan,  lab,  h  Chapel  Hill 

THE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles !  Fancy  Woods !  Mahogany,  English 
Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash, 'Oriental  Black.  l'lhistrate<l 
Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon  ai)- 
plication.    Address,  PEEK  &  SON,  1567  Broadway,  New  York. 


^'(i  1         ^1         'v)'      1  J.    C\)'  i  T  '  The  shortest  direct  line 

liike  tlie  nednioi-|t  fA:n'-L(ir|e,  ivom  Washington, D. a. 

jind  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Athxnta  and  Birmingham.     For   imformation,   ad- 
dress, J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.'C. 


DIHECTORY.— Colored.  117 


Meeks  Fred,  lab,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Meeks  Jasper,  h  Proctor 

Meeks  Mainie,  washer,  h  s  Green 

Meeks  Rosie,  washer,  h  s  Green 

Mek)n  Rnssel,  lab,  h  Morehead  av 

^lerehisoii  J   \V,  Slerchison  &  Sandford,  cor  Main  and  Queen 

Merchison  &  Sandford,  barbers,  Mangum  nr  Main 

Merrick  John,  bai'ber,  li  Fayetteville 

Merrick  Richard,  lab,  h  McManning 

}^lerritt  Elijah,  lab,  h  e  Main 

Merritt  Lncetta,  washer,  h  Scoggins  row 

MettisGeo,  clerk,  h  Pettigrew 

iSIie  F  T,  lab,  h  s  Green 

Miller  Jim,  carpenter,  h  South 

Miller  Mattie,  h  South 

Miller  Sanders,  h  South 

Mitchell  Ida,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Mitchell  Kizzie,  washer,  h  Proctor 

Mitchell  Matt,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 

THE   DURHAM   SASH,    DOOR    AND   BLIND   MANUFACTURING 
Co.     Woodworkers,    Turning,   Planing,   Scroll   Sawing   and    Ripping 
done  in  the  best  manner. 

Mitchell  iSTelson,  carpenter,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Mitchell  Richard,  tob  picker,  h  Proctor 

Mitchell  Sam,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Mitchell  Simpson,  tob  worksr,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Mitchell  Victoria,  washer,  h  Pettigrew 

Mitchell  Wiley,  lab,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Mitchell  Wm,  butler,  h  Proctor 

Mitchell  "VVoodson,  express  driver,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Moore  Dr  A  M,  physician,  cor  Main  and  Church,  r  do 

Moore  A  R,  otRce  boy,  "Somerset  Villa,"  Dillard 

Moore  Benie,  nurse,  h  52  Chapel  Hill 

Moore  Ellen,  tob  prizer,  h  Shanty  row 

Moore  John,  shoe  maker,  h  Amey  al 

Moore  John,  lab,  h  cor  Queen  and  Main 

Moore  Julia,  dom,  h  Mangum 

Moore  Major,  lab,  h  Strayhorn 

Moore  Phil,  lab,  h  w  Durham 

Moore  Thos,  tob  worker,  h  Seminary 

Morehead  Cecelia,  dom,  h  Brown 

Morehead  Joseph,  lab,  h  Amey  al 

Morgan  Aleck,  tob  worker,  li  Reams  av 

Morgan  Allie,  h  Proctor 

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For  information,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

118  BIEECTORY.— Colored. 


Morgan  Ida,  tlom,  h  Dillard 
Moi'gan  Lavina,  washer,  li  Reams  av 
Morgan  Mary,  h  Chapel  llill 
Morgan  Thos,  carpenter,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Morris  Joseph,  lah.  h  llayti 
Morris  Mary,  doni,  h  South 
Morrison  Sippie,  tob  worker,h  Pine 
Mullen  Judge,  plasterer,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Murray  Geo,  tob  worker,  h  Railroad 
Murray,  Rose,  doni,  h  Railroad 
Mannan  Ellen,  washer,  h  e  Durham 
Nannan  Herbert,  lab,  h  e  Durham 
Neace  Jas,  drayman,  h  Mangum 
Neace  Lizzie,  cook,  h  Mangum 
Neal  Thomas,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Nethery  Sarah,  washer,  h  Scoggins  row 
New^land  Sarah,  washer,  h  Reams  av 
Newlin  Charity,  cook,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Newton  Jim,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Nichols  Jim,  farmer,  h  Hayti 

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the  Durham  Book  Store  of 

J.  B.  Whitaker,  Jr.,  &  Co. 

Nichols  John,  tob  worker,  h  Poplar 
Nichols  Lena,  tob  worker,  h  Proctor 
Nichols  Syntha,  washer,  h  Railroad 
Nickerson  Adaline,  washer,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Nixon  Sam,  dora,  h  Broadway 
Norwood  Cloe,  w^asher,  h  e  Durham 
Norwood  Henderson,  farmer,  h  e  Durham 
Norwood  Mary,  cook,  h  e  Durham 
Norwood  Nicey,  cook,  h  e  Durham 
Norwood  Savanah,  cook,  h  e  Durham 
Nunn  Daniel,  tob  worker,  h  Bailey's  al 
Nunn  Reuben,  tob  worker,  h  Seminary 
Gates  Maria,  tob  worker,  h  Cobb 
O'Donnell  John,  florist,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Odum  Ben,  tob  worker,  h  Scoggins  row 
Olive  Theodore,  waiter,  h  Mangum  nr  Main 
Oliver  Edward,  tob  worker,  h  Pettigrew 
Overby  William,  restaurant,  Mangum,  h  Pine 
Paddock  Larry,  butler,  h  Scoggins  row 
Page  Julius,  snuff  maker,  h  Hayti 
Page  Linda,  washer,  h  Hayti 


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lish Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.  Illus- 
trated Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon 
application.     Address.  PEEK  &  SON.  1567  Broadway.  New  York. 


M;.1^^    41^/^   Oj^.1  ,^^-->.«-    (\)\i  T  '  To  t!ic  South  and  Sc 

iiike  tt)e  1  iedqoi^t  AiM^uie  west,  Mont  go  m^ 


South 
e  r  y . 
Mobile,  New  Oileons.  Sliriveport,  Texas  and  California.      For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  O. 

DIRECTORY.— Colored.  m 


V'dge  Martin,  lab,  h  llayti 

Palmer  Geo,  tob  workei',  h  Pine 

Palmer  Jose[»hine,  washer,  h  Reams  av 

Palmer  Sand\%  lab,  h  w  Durham 

Parker  llenrj,  lab,  h  Reams  av 

J'arker  Jennie,  washer,  h  Pine 

Parker  Manda,  washer,  li  Scoggins  row 

Parker  Patience,  washer,  h  Scoggins  row 

Parker  Wm,  tob  prize r,  h  I'eabody 

Parrish  Carrie,  cook,  h  Mangum 

Pitt  David,  lal),  h  Seminary 

Patterson  Adaline,  cook,  h  Strayhorn 

Patterson  Andrew,  lal),  h  Lea 

Patterson  Family,  washer,  h  Lea 

['attei'son  Emma,  sack  stringer,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Patterson  Henry,  lab,  h  Proctor 

I*atterson  Mandy,  washer,  h  Proctor 

Payne  Delia,  nurse,  h  Pettigrew 

Payne  llattie,  cook,  h  Smoky  Hollow 

Pace  John,  barber,  h  Ainey  al 

rnHE  DURHAM  SASH,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
I    Co.,  Manufacturers  of  Stone-Fronts,  Porches,  Bay- Windows,  Brackets, 
Balustrades,  &,c. 

Pace  Benj,  tob  worker,  h  Strayhorn 

Pearson  \V  G,  prin  graded  school,  h  Fayette vi lie  rd 

Peek  Emma,  washer,  h  Pettigrew 

Peek  John,  lab,  h  Pettigrew 

Peek  Luke,  tob  worker,  h  Pettigrew 

I'eek  Milley,  h  Pettigrew 

Peek  Peggy,  h  Pettigrew 

Peek  Wesley,  farmer,  h  Pettigrew 

Peoples  Easter,  cook,  h  Poplar 

Peoples  Isum,  lab,  h  Scoggins  row 

L'eoples  Jane,  cook,  h  Poplar 

Percise,  Alex,  lab,  h  Stra^'horn 

Perrun  Cja'us,  drayman,  h  Strayhorn 

Perry  Isaac,  tob  worker,  h  Seminary 

Phester  Junius,  lab,  h  Corporation 

Phillij)S  Wm,  doni,  h  Roxboro 

Pine  Jolm,  lab,  h  Pettigrew 

l*ointer  Ann,  washer,  h  Pettigrew 

Pointer  Fanny,  washer,  h  Pettigrew 

Pointer  Wm,  tob  worker,  h  Pettigrew 

Pookham  H  H,  lab,  h  Poplar 

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tion, address.  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

120  DIRECTOKY.— Colored. 

Pookhani  Rebecca,  washer,  h  Poplar 

Pool  Kobt  L,  brick  layer,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Porter  Jas,  cook,  h  South 

Powell  Fannie,  washer,  h  Poplar 

Powell  Lang,  lab,  h  Poplar 

Pratt  Gaston,  lab,  r  Main  nr  Church 

Pratt  John,  cook,  h  e  Durham 

Predd  Emaline,  washer,  h  Reams  av 

Preston  R,  lab,  h  Seminary 

Prett  Chas  II,  tob  worker,  h  53  Chapel  Hill 

Prett  John,  tob  worker,  h  56  Chapel  Hill 

Preyer  Elijah,  tob  worker,  h  Peon}' 

Preyer  Geo,  tob  worker,  h  Peony 

Preyer  Grandison,  h  Pine 

Preyer  Henry,  tob  worker,  h  Peony 

Preyer  Matilda,  washer,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Price  Joe,  washer,  h  Johnson 

Price  John,  tob  worker,  h  48  Vickers  av 

Price  Will,  butler,  h  South 

Prince  Harriet,  washer,  h  Cleveland 

THE  DAILY  TOBACCO  PLANT  has  the  largest  bona  fide  circulation 
ever  secured  by  a  Durham  daily.  Therefore  is  the  best  adver  ising 

medium. 

Rae  Moses,  tob  packer,  h  Red  Cross 
Ray  Johnson,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 
Ray  Judie,  waitress  R  &  D  R  R,  h  Red  Cross 
Ray  Lethia,  h  Hayti 
Ray  Mollie,  dom,  h  Fayetteville 
Ray  ISTewman,  butler,  h  Ramseur 
Ray  Thomas,  restaurant,  Parrish,  h  do 
Ray  West,  lab,  h  Pettigrew 
Ray  Wm,  tob  worker,  h  e  Main 
Reed  Henry,  tob  worker,  h  Seminary 
Richmond  Aaron,  gardner,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Richmond  J  C,  barber,Mangum  nr  Main,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Richmond  Young,  tob  worker,  h  w  Durham 
Rigsbee  Artelia,\lom,  h  Corporation 
Rigsbee  George,  lab,  h  Poplar 
Riley  Dave,  tob  worker,  h  Pettigrew 
Riley  Dick,  tob  worker,  h  Pettigrew 
Roach  Ethel,  nurse,  Hotel  Claiborn 
Roberts  Geo,  driver,  h  Hayti 
Roberts  Jim,  h  w  Durham 
Roberts  John,  lab,  h  Corporation 

THE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles  !  Fancy  Woods  !  Mahogany,  Eng- 
lish Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  an<l  Oriental  Black.  Illus- 
trated Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon 
application.     Address,  PEEK  k  SON,  1567  Broadway,  New  York. 


TAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  Air^-LIXE.  Passinji  tlirou^'h  the  Cities  of 
Raleitrh,  Durham,  Goldsboro,  8partanl>urg,  Greenville,  Seneca,  Gams- 
ville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  information,  address, 
J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

DIRECTORY.— Colored.  121 


Robinson  Celia,  washer,  h  Hayti 
Robinson  Henry,  lab,  h  Hayti 
l^obinson  Isaac,  tob  worker,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Robinson  Jim,  tob  worker,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Robinson  Lonnie,  lab,  h  Hayti 
Robinson  Xettie,  washer,  h  Jackson 
Robinson  Robt,   lab,  h  Railroad 
Robinson  Thos,   lab,  li  Corporation 
Robinson  Tom,   tob  worker,  h  50  Vickers 
Robinson  Tiny,  tob  worker,  h  McManning 
Rofe  Geo,  lab,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Rofe  Lizzie,   wasVier,  h  Angier  av 
Rogers  Bettie,   washer,  h  Jackson 
Rogers  Charles,  lab,  h  Angier  av 
Rogers  Ella,  cook,  h  Alston  av 
Rogers  Lacey,  washer,  h  Scogginsrow 
Rogers  Rosie,  sack  stringer,  li  Angier  av 
Rogers  Sallie,  cook,  h  Poplar 
Rogers  Wm,  tob  worker,  h  Mangum 
Rome  Henry,  lab.  Shanty  row 

THE   DURHAM  SASH,   DOOR   AND   BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
Co.    Dealers  in  Lumber,  Flooring,  Ceiling,  Siding,  Mouldings,  Build- 
ing Material. 

Rose  Anthony,  lab,  h  South 

Ross  Annie,  h  Proctor 

Ross  Isabella,  cook,  h  Proctor 

Royster  John,  tob  worker,  ii  Hayti 

Rnflin  Anderson,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 

Ruffin  Betsie,  washer,  h  Vickers 

RufHn  Edw,  lab,  h  Vickers 

Ruffin  Eliza,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Ruffin  James,  grocery,  h  w  Durham 

Ruffin  Julia,  washer,  h  Vickers 

Ruffin  Lucinda,  washer,  h  Vickers 

Ruffin  Margaret,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Ruffin  Peter,  tinner,  h  Banks 

Ruffin  Wm,  lab,  h  A^ickers 

Rudd  Bethel,  tob  worker,  h  w  Durham 

Russell  Dicey,  washer,  h  Hayti 

Russell  Frank,  h  Railroad  pi 

Russell  Henry,  lab,  h  Amey  al 

Russel  John,  carpenter,  h  e  Main 

Russell  Mary,  nurse,  h  Morris 

Sandford  S  "S,  Merchison  &  Sandford,  h  cor  Main  and  Queen 

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I     Raleigli,  Durham,  GoUlsboro,  Spartanburg,  Greenville,  Seneca,  fhiin;^, 
viile  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  Southwest.      For  information,  address, 
J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

i22  DIRECTOEY.— Colored.  ~ 


Satteviield  Agnes,  seamstress,  h  Ilayti 

Saunders  W  H,  h  e  Durham 

Savanah  Anna,  washer,  h  Seminary 

Savanah  Edward,  tob  worker,  h  Seminary 

Scales  Mary,  washer,  h  Uayti 

Scoggins  Ifepp,  h  Scoggins  row 

Scott  Harriet,  cook,  h  Shanty  row 

Scott  James,  lab,  h  Seminary 

Scott  Jane,  washer,  h  Smoky  Hollow 

Scott  Luella,  washer,  h  Scoggins  row 

Scott  Polly,  washer,  h  Poplar 

Seapark  Mary,  dom,  h  Morris 

Sears  Frank,  grocer,  h  e  Durham 

Sears  Frank,  grocer.  Smoky  Hollow 

Sears  Thad,  lab,  h  e  Durham 

Sears  Wm,  lab,  h  Seminary 

Seat  A  X,  lab,  h  Scoggins  row 

Sellers  Annie,  h  Pine 

Sellers  John,  tob  worker,  h  Vickers 

Sellers  Jordan,  blacksmith.  Dandy,  h  P)anks 

REMEMBER  THAT  THE  DURHAM    BOOK    STORE   is   located   on 
the  corner  of  Main  and  Corcoran  streets,   in   the  old   Blacknall  di'ug 
store  building.     Call  and  see  us.  J.  B.  Whitakhk,  Jr.,  &,  Co. 

Sellers  Lncien,  driver,  h  Pine 
Shanklin  Irvine,  dom,  h  Morris 
Shanklin  Martha,  cook,  h  Morris 
Shaw  Agnes,  washer,  h  Reams  av 
Shaw  Bud,  h  Hayti 
Shaw  Catherine,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Shaw  Edwin,  tob  worker,  h   Hayti 
Shaw  Kam,  porter,  h  Hayti 
Shaw  Sam,  cli'iver,  h  Cobb 
Shaw  "Winnie,  h  Hayti 
Sheldon  Jim,  driver,  h  Johnson 
Shepherd  Jacob,  butcher,  h  Pettigrew 
Simmonds  John   lab,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Sims  Jim,  driver,  h  Pine 
Sims  Mary,  washer,  h  Peahody 
Sims  Skid;  drayman,  h  Peahody 
Sinecer  Canedas,  cook,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Skares  John,  lab,  h  Hayti 
Skeine  Wm,  lab,  h  Ramsey  hill 
Skidmore  Thos,  brick  layer,  h  Amey  al 
Sleed  Sedgwick,  drayman,  h  Hayti 

W-i  /-v  i\     ^''y,  I  Manufactured  bv  Peek  »fe  Son,  (Estai>lish- 

ii\e  UfX^eia  riai^Ol  ed  ISoO),  1557  and  l.^OU  Broadway,  and 
12  to  216  West  47th  Street,  New  York.  Artistic  in  design,  Elegant  in 
finish,  Warranted  five  years. 


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Take  llie  riCdrqOqt  2^ir-L(lIie  AVest,  Montgomery, 
Mobile,  New  Orleons,  Shriveport,  Texas  and  CaUfornia.  For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

DIRECTORY.— Colored.  123 


tSmith  A,<j;nes,  washer,  h  Proctor 
Sniith  Calvin,  tob  worker,  h  Strayliorn 
Smith  Jack,  lab,  h  Eaib-oad  pi 
Sniith  James,  tob  worker,  h  Shanty  row 
Smith  John,  gardner,  h  Hayti 
Smith  Lena,  sack  stringer,  h  Cleveland 
Smith  Maria,  washer,  h  Clevelend 
Smith  Martha,  tob  worker,  h  Strayhorn 
Smith  P  11,  grocer,  Peabody  nr  Mangam,  h  Pettigrew 
Smith  T  S,  lab,  h  Hayti 
Smith  Will,  tob  worker,  h  Proctor 
Smith  Wm,  driver,  h  Cleveland 
Smith  Win,  tob  worker,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Smith  Wm,  lab,  h  Hayti 
Sneed  James,  snuft"  maker,  h  Peabody 
Snipes  Haywood,  lab,  h  Scoggins  row 
Snipes  Rilla,  washer,  h  Scoggins  row 
Sowell  Daniel,  lab,  h  e  Durham 
Sowell  Frank,  minister,  h  Pettigrew 
Sowell  Geo,  h  Pettigrew 

rnUE  DURHAM  SASH,    DOOR    AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURING 
L    Co.,  Manufacturers  of  Stone-Fronts,  Porches,  Bay-Windows,  Brackets, 
Balustrades.  <fec. 

Sowell  Lavinia,  sack  stringer 
Sowell  Wm,  tob  worker,  h  Pettigrew 
Sparkman  Esek,  carpenter,  h  Hayti 
Sparkman  Hawkins,  sack  stringer,  h  Pettigrew 
Sparkman  Henry,  lab,  h  Pettigrew 
Sparkman  Isaiah,  farmer,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Sparkman  Katie,  dom,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Sparkman  Luke,  lab,  h  Pettigrew 
Sparkman  Romelia,  nurse,  h  Pettigrew 
Sparkman  S  B,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 
Sparkman  Wesley,  lab,  h  Pettigrew 
Spear  Silas,  drayman,  h  South 
Springs  Andrew,  tob  worker,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
StangBenj,  lab,  h  Vickers 
Stanley  Maria,  washer,  h  Reams  av 
Stanley  Mary,  dom,  h  e  Main 
Stephens  Charles,  tob  worker,  h  Seminary 
Stephens  Jennie,  dom,  h  Seminary 
Stephens  King,  tob  worker,  h  Seminary 
Stephens  Lilly,  nurse,  h  Seminary 
Stephens  Martha,  washer,  h  Seminary 


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m  DIRECTORY.— Colored. 


Stephens  Willie,  lab,  h  Seminary 
Stephens  AVm,  lal),  h  Liberty 
Stepens  Geo,  store,  h  w  Durliam 
Stone  Mabin,  tob  worker,  h  Red  Cross 
Stone  Stephen,  lab,  h  Poplar 
Strayhorn  John,  lab,  h  Shanty  row 
Strayhorn  John,  tob  worker,  h  202  Vickcrs 
Stravhorn  Vina,  h  202  Viekers 
Strayhorn  W  S,'tob  worker,  h  202  Viekers 
Streat  Ella,  washer,  h  Johnson 
Streat  Haywood,   lab,  h  Poplar 
Streat  Lizzie,  tob  worker,  h  Ilayti 
Streat  Melissa,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Streddiek  Henry,  lab,  h  Pettigrew 
Streddick  Jenny,  cook,  h  Hunt 
Strong  Caroline,  washer,  h  Shanty  row 
Strong  John,  lab,  h  Shanty  row 
Stroud  P>ella,  cook,  h  Reams  av 
Stroud  Geo,  tob  worker,  h  w  Durham 
Strudwick  Nancy,  sack  maker,  h  e  Durham 

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Strudwick  Romania,  lab,  h  e  Durham 
Strudwick  RN,  tob  worker,  h  e  Durham 
Strudwick  Sue,  sack  maker,  he  Durham 
Strudwick  Walker,  tob  worker,  h  e  Durham 
Strudwick  Washington,  grocer,  h  e  Durham 
Stuart  Genevive,  cook,  h  Cobb 
Swepson  Frances,  tob  worker,  h  llayti 
Swepson  Milus,  lab,  h  llayti 
Synaker  Elmira,  washer,  h  Pettigrew 
Synaker  Minerva,  washer,  h  Pettigrew 
Synaker  Tony,  tob  worker,  h  Pettigrew 
Tate  Christian,  tob  worker,  h  e  Main 
Tate  Maria,  washer,  h  Viekers 
Tate  Peter,  tob  worker,  h  w  Durham 
Tate  Wm,  tob  worker,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Taylor  Fannie,  washer,  h  Peony 
Taylor  Jas,  lal),  h  Peabody 
Taylor  Lula,  cook,  h  Peabody 
Taylor  Major,  tob  worker,  h  Peabody 
Taylor  Ranee,  lab,  h  Peony 
Terrace  Susan,  cook,  h  Scoggins  row 


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DIEECTOR  Y.  —Colored.  125 

Terry  Julia,  cook,  h  Poplar 
Thomas  Celia,  cook,  li  ^eniiiiary 
Thomas  lloiiry,  lah,  h  Sco^u:ins  row 
Thomas  Jolm,  toh  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Thomas  AVasli,  lab,  h  Queen 
Thom[)Son  Albert,  lab,  h  Terrell 
Thompson  Albert,  h  w  Durham 
Thompson  Ann-,  cook,  h  Reams  av 
Thompson  Eliza,  washer,  h  Strayhorn 
Thompson  Eliza,  washer,  h  Morehead  av 
Thompson  Fanny,  washer,  h  Peabody 
Thom[)Son  Florence,  h  Shanty  row 
Thompson  Isabella,  tob  worker,  h  Peabody 
Thompson  .Tc^hn,  tob  worker,  h  Strayhorn 
Thompson  John,  barber,  h  Pettigrew 
Thompson  Maggie,  tob  stemmer,  h  Shanty  row 
Thompson  Mary  A,  washer,  h  Peabody 
Thompson  Nick,  lab,  h  Peabody 
Thompson  i*atsy,  cook,  h  Green 
Thom[>son  Sam,  lab,  h  McManning 

THE  DURHAM  SASH,    DOOR   AND    BLIND    MANUFACTURlNCx 
Co.     Make  Counters,    Wainscoting,    Door   and    Window    Trimmings, 
soft  or  hard  wood. 

Thompson  Sallie,  cook,  h  Jones 
Thomi)Son  Sarah,  washer,  h  Shanty  row 
Thompson  Thomas,  lab,  h  Shanty  row 
Thompson  Thos,  brick  mason,  h  Peabody 
Tilley  Harriet,  washer,  h  Peabody 
Tilly  Richard,  lab,  h  Proctor 
Tinney  Ruti",  tob  worker,  h  48  Vickers  av 
Toran  M,  lab,  h  Peabody 
Toumer  Henry,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Toumine  Wm,  h  48  Vickers  av 
Townsend  J  C,  tob  worker,  h  South 
Townsend  Lethia,  washer,  h  Cobb 
Trainer  Reuben,  lab,  h  Railroad 
Trice  Delia,  dom,  h  Hayti 
Trice  Frances,  dom,  h  Morris 
Trice  James,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 
Trice  John,  lab,  h  Hayti 
Trice  John,  schoolteacher,  h  Hayti 
Trice  Patty,  dom,  h  Hayti 
Trice  Sarah,  dom,  h  Hayti 
Trice  Thomas,  tob  worker,  h  Hayti 

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126  D I KECTO  EY  .—Colored.  " 

Trice  Wm,  tob  Avorker,  h  Iliiyti 
Trint  Simon,  tob  woiker,b  Cba[)el  Ilil! 
Tucker  Ilenny.  washei",  b  lloxboro 
Tucker  Jacob,  Uib,  b  J^roctor 
Tucker  Jane,  washer,  h  Proctor 
Tucker  Lew,  lal),  b  lloxboro 
Tucker  Sidney,  b  Cobb 
Turner  Ben,  brick  mouldci',  h  Proctor 
Turner  Clara,  tob  worker,  b  Slianty  row 
Turner  Fred,  bib,  b  Corporation 
Turner  Jane,  doni,  b  Cleveland 
Turner  Jim,  lab,  b  Scoggins  row 
Turner  Lizzie,  washer,  b  Amey  al 
Turner  S  M,  lab,  h  Amey  al 
Turrentine  Meridy,  lab,  b  Kailroad  pi 
Turrentine  Walker,  lab,  b  Keamg  av 
Umstead  Adaiine,  dom,  h  Dillard 
LTpcburcb  Sallie,  clom,  b  Main 
Vastine  Sil,  lab,  b  Angier  av 
Vine  Jacob,  tob  worker,  h  51  Vickers 

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tlie  Durham  Book  Store  of 

J.  B.  Whitaker,  Jk.,  &  Co. 

Wade  Fanny,  washer,  h  w  Durham 

Wade  Kate,  h  e  Durham 

Wade  Lucy,  h  e  Durham 

Wade  Milton,  tob  worker,  h  Smoky  Hollow 

Wade  Nim,  h  e  Durham 

Wade  Wm,  farmer,  h  e  Duham 

Walden  L  S,  lab,  h  Hayti 

Walker  Anderson,  driver,  h  53  Chapel  Hill 

Walker  Celia,tob  worker,  h  Main  nr  Manguni 

Walker  Dan,  lab,  h  e  Main 

AValker  Delphia,  dom,  h  Ramseur 

Walker  Ellen,  washer,  h  Amey  al 

Walker  Henry,  tob  worker,  h  Vickers  av 

Walker  Jas,  box  maker,  b  Lea 

Walker  Lou,  washer,  h  Smoky  Hollow 

Walker  Pheobe,  cook,  h  Cleveland 

AValker  Richard,  lab,  h  s  Green 

AValker  Stephen,  tob  worker,  h  Strayhorn 

AVall  Henderson,  tob  worker,  h  Strayhorn 

Wall  Lilly,  dom,  h  Pettigrew 

Waller  John,  lab,  h  Hayti 


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DIRECTORY.— Colored.  127 

Walton  Win,  janitor,  h  e  Durham 
Warren  Ann,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Warren  Binghant,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Warren  Echv,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
AVarren  Geo,  tob  worker,  h  Chapel  Hill 
AVarion  .Tas  butler,  h  Chapel  Hill 
Warren  Lizzie,  doiu,  h  Chapel  Hill 
AVarren  Mary,  h  Chapel  Hill 
AVarreu  Sandy,  lab,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
AVashington  Dana,  carpentei-,  h  Pettigrew 
AVashingt(^n  Mary  M,  cook,  h  31  AVillard 
AVatsonAlex,  box  maker,  h  Railroad  pi 
AVatson  Green,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
AVatson  AVilse,  h  Railroad  pi 
AVatson  AVilson,  lab,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
A\^eavcr  S  B,  drayman,  h  Haj^ti 
Webb  Delia,  washer,  h  Railroad 
AVebb  Esther,  Avasher,  h  Railroad 
Webb  Francis,  dom,  h  Morris 
AV^ebb  Robt,  driver,  h  Bailey's  al 

rpHE   DURHAM   SASH,   DOOR   AND   BLIND   MANUFACTURING 
J_    Co.     Woodworkers,   Turning,   Planing,   Scroll  Sawing   and    Ripping 
done  in  the  best  manner. 

AVeaver  Celia,  nurse,  h  Morehead  av 

AVelbnrn  Andrew,  porter,  h  Hayti 

AVelch  Dallas,  tob  worker,  h  e  Main 

AVhite  Bennie,  school  teacher,  h  Scoggins  row 

AVhite  Celia,  washer,  h  Poplar 

AVhite  Louisa,  washer,  h  Corporation 

AVhite  Martha,  washer,  h  Corporation 

AVhite  Mary,  nurse,  h  Morris 

AVhite  Pheobe,  washer,"h  Fayetteville  rd 

AVhite  Sim,  h  Pine 

AVhite  AVill,  tob  worker,  h  w  Durham 

AVhitted  Anderson,  clerk,  h  Amey  al 

AVhitted  Jas  A,  school  teacher,  r  Mangum 

AVhitted  James,  h  Hayti 

AVhitted  Jas  A,  grocery,  Amey  av,  h  do 

AVhitted  J  S,  lab,  h  Pettigrew 

AVhitted  Jim,  carpenter,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

AVhitted  Louisa,  school  teacher,  h  Reams  av 

AVhitted  Robt,  carpenter,  h  Reams  av 

AVhitted  Sallie,  seamstress,  h  Reams  av 

AVhitted  Tom,  lab,  h  Ramsey 


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128  DIEECTOEY.— Colored. 


AVilkinson  Julie,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Williams  Eliza,  washer,  h  Willard 
Williams  Enoch,  toh  worker,  h  Scoggins  row 
AVilliams  Geo.  luh,  h  Scoggins  row 
Williams  Haywood,  drayman,  h  Seminary 
Williams  Jas,  toh  worker,  h  Corporation 
Williams  Laura,  dom,  h  Dillard 
"Williams  Lizzie,  dom,  h  Corporation 
Williams  Lticy,  dom,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Williams  Martha,  washer,  h  Seminary 
Williams  Xancy,  waslier,  h  Hayti 
Williams  Raney,  cook,  h  Corporation 
Williams  Kohert,  hackman,  r  Jones'  stahles 
Williams  Rosa,  cook,  h  Pettigrewcor  Jackson 
AVillianis  Saml,  coacliman,  hRamseur 
Williams  Sarah,  washer,  h  Scoggins  row 
AVilliams  Stephen,  lah,  h  Mangum 

Williams  W  H  A,  upholsterer,  Main    nr  Church,  h    e  Dur- 
ham 
Williams  Walter,  dom,  h  Hayti 

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Williamson  Mary,  dom,  h  Ramsey 
AVilliamson  Sam,  lab,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Wilson  Bella,  seamstress,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Wilson  Bella,  cook,  h  41  Pettigrew 
Wilson  Sarah,  washer,  h  Stray  horn 
Wils!)n  WiUie,  carpenter,  h  Fayetteville  rd 
Wilson  William,  weaver,  h  e  Durham 
Winston  Geo,  driver,  h  Chapel  Hill 


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DIRECTORY.— Colored. 


129 


Winters  Oscar,  pressman,  h  Ilayti 
Wood  Chas,  doni,  h  Morris 
Wood  Cyrilla,  sack  stringer,  h  Cleveland 
Wooding  Wm,  plumber,  h  Seminary 
W^oods  Docia,  washer,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Woods  Edward,  tob  picker,  h  Seminary 
Woods  Emmick,  lab,  h  Ilayti 
AVoods  Logan,  drayman,  h  Cleveland 
Woodward  Martha,  washer,  h  Smoky  Hollow 
Woodward  W  T  H,  teacher,  li  Proctor 
Woody  Rich,  farmer,  h  Scoggins  row 

Wray ,  hatcher,  h  e  Durham 

Wray  Daniel,  lab,  h  Hayti 

Wray  Isaac,  drayman,  h  Rigshee  av 

W^ ray  Jane,  sack  maker,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Wray  Martha,  h  Rigsbee  av 

AVray  Silvia,  sack  maker,  h  Fayetteville  rd 

Wright  Anna,  cook,  h  Chapel  Hill 

Wright  &  Bingham,  grocers   and    confectioners,   Church  nr 

Peabody 
Wright  John,  wks  Hotel  Claiborn,h  Proctor 
Wright  John,  Wright  &  Bingham,  also   AVright   &  Merrick, 

h  Fayetteville  rd 
Wright  &  Merrick,  barbers,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Wright  Walter,  hostler,  r  Sear's  stables 
Wyne  Sherman,  lab,  r  Pine  nr  R  R 
Yancey  Capt,  lab,  h  Ramsey 
Yarborough  Danl,  janitor,  h  51  Vickers  av 
Yarborough  Ella,  wrsher,  h  Pettigrew 
Yates  Dock,  lab,  h  Corporation 

Yates  Thos,  shoemaker,  h  Bailey's  row,  s  w  Durham 
Young  Emma,  cook,  h  Alston  av 
Young  Morgan,  tob  worker,  h  e  Main 


DEALERS  IX 

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EMBRACING 

A  Classified  List  of  all  Professions,  Manufacturers,  Trades 
AND  Pursuits  in  the  City  of  Durham,  each  Classifica- 
tion Alphabetically  Arranged,  thus  Exhib- 
iting Full  Address  and   Special 
Business  of  Her  Citizens. 
♦■   '^•^  •• — 
For  indi%-idaal  names  of  members  composing  firms,  residences,  &c., 
see  General  Directory. 


Attorneys  and  Counsellors-at-Law. 
ASHE  SAMUEL  T,  Main  nr  Corcoran 
BOONE  R  B,  Court  House,  Main 
Brio-2;s  P  M,  Blackwell's  Durham  Co-Operative  Works 
Busiree  Walton  M,  Court  House,  Main 
EXUM  W  J,  Wright  Bldg,  Main  nr  P  O 
FULLER  F  L,Main  nr  Corcoran 
FULLER  W  W,  Main  nr  Corcoran 
GUTHRIE  W  A,  Mam  nr  Mangum 
MANNING  &  MANNING,  cor  ^Liin  and  Corcoran 
Moring  John  M,  Main 
Struclwick  R  C,  Main  nr  Corcoran 

Bag  Manufacturers. 
GOLDEN  BELT  MFG  CO,  cor  Pettigrew  and  Bhickwell 

Bakery. 
SMITH  T  B,  Main  nr  Church 

Banks. 
Bank  of  Durham,  (The)  Main  nr  Mangum 
Fidelty  Bank,  (The)    J    F    SUiughter, cashier,  cor   Main  and 

Corcoran 
FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK,  (THE)  J  S   Carr,  pres,  Leo  I) 

Heartt,  cashier,  Mangum  nr  Main 
MOREHEAD  BANKING  CO,  G  S  Watts,  pres,  W  M  Morgan, 

cashier.  Main  nr  Corcoran 

w.,  ^  tx     ^'^  !  Manufactured  bv  Peek  &  Son,  (Establisli- 

iJ:\e  Upeia  riai)0!  edlSoO),  1507  and  1569  Bmadwi^y,  and 
]2to21fiWe.st  47tli  Street,  New  York.  Artistic  in  design,  Elegant  in 
finish,  Warranted  five  years. 


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~  DIRECTORY.— Commercial.  131 


Barbers  and  Hair  Dressers. 

Brown  11  W,  col,  Mangiim  nr  R  R 
Macklin  G  W,  col,  cor  Main  and  Church 
Merchison  &  Sandford,  col,  Mangum  nr  Mahi 
Richmond  J  0,  col,  Mangum  nr  Main 
Wright  &  Merrick,  col,  Main  nr  Mangum 

Billiard  and  Pool  Parlors. 

HOTEL  CLAIBORN,  A  B  Sites,  prop,  cor  Peaboclj  and  Cor 
coran 

Bill  Poster. 
Mai  lory  J  T,  Parrish 

Blacksmiths  and  Horseshoers. 

Amey  Cornelius,  col,  Foster  nr  Green 
HoUoway  Charles,  Peabody  nr  Market 
IIOLLOWAY  J  A,  Liberty 
IIOLLOWAY  AV  H,  Green  nr  Cleveland 
Th)werton  R  T  &  Bro,  Mangum  opp  Green 
SEEM  AN  II  &  SON,  opp  City  Market 
Sellers  Jordan,  col,  Dandy 

Boarding  Houses. 

Bradsher  Mrs  Nannie,  Cleveland 

COOK  S  T,  Mangum  nr  Main 

Couch  F  J,  38  Jackson 

Cox  John  A,  Morris 

Eakes  M,  Main 

Faucett  A  J,  Mangum  nr  Main 

Faucett  Mrs  Laura,  e  Durham 

Gil  man  W  A,  Mam 

Hopkins  W  H,  Cleveland 

Watts  House,  Mangum 

West  Mrs  S  A,  83  Pettigrew 

Bobbin  &  Shuttle  Co. 

Durham  Bobbin  &  Shuttle  Co,  e  Durham 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 

GATTIS  T  J  &  SON,  Main  bet  Church  and  Mangum 
WHITAKER  J  B,  Jr  &  CO,  Main  cor  Corcoran 

Book  Binder. 

SEE  MAN  II  E,  Main  cor  Church 


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132  DIEECTOEY.— Commercial! 

Boots  &  Shoes. 

Bernstene  F,  Main  nr  Mangnin 
Bowers  &  Arendell,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Davis  Mrs  B,  Main  nr  Church 
FARTHING  G  C,  Main  and  Corcoran 
French  John  T,  Main  next  to  P  O 
JONES  &  LYON,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Lambe  &  Gorman,  Main 
Levy  Jacob,  Main 

MARKIIAM  J  L,  cor  Main  and  Mangum 
Newman  Isaac,  'SWui  nr  Mangum 
I\ol)bins  &  Stone,  Main  nr  Church 
PERKY  S  R,  Main 
Summerfield  C  &  Co,  Mam 

Brick  Mfrs. 

Bane  &  "VVatson,  Smoky  Hollow 
Fitzgerald  R  B,  col.  Chapel  Hill 
Lambden  E  T,  ITolloway 

Carpenters,  Builders  &  Contractors. 

Bivens  J  A,  Broadway 

Clark  Wm  L,  Cleveland 

Conrad  J  F,  cor  Mangum  and  Broadway 

Dickinson  Joe,  Roxboro 

Houston  Benj,  South 

Norton  C  11,  Green  nr  Foster 

PUGII  R  W,  cor  Lea  and  Jackson 

STEPHENS  ^y  H,  e  Main 

Whitted  Samuel,  Mangum 

Carpets  and  Oil  Cloths. 

Ellis  Wm  F,  Corcoran  nr  Main 
FARTHING  G  C,  Main  nr  Corcoran 
Levy  Jacob,  ^lain 

MARKIIAM  J  L,  cor  Main  and  ]\langum 
Muse  &  Shaw,  Main  nr  Corcoran 

Carriage,  Wagon  and  Cart  Dealers. 

OSBORN  W  II,  cor  Peabody  and  Roxboro 
Rogers  C  J  &  W  M,  Parrish 
Rogers  R  I,  cor  Main  and  Corcoran 

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DIllF.CTORY.— Commercial.  133 

Cigar  Manufacturers. 

Kramer  S  &  Co,  ManijURi  nr  Peabody 

J'nryear  L  T,  Maiti 

Thomas  Phil  L,  Main  nr  Corcoran 

Cigarette  Manufacturers. 

DUKE  SONS'  W  &  CO,  Peahody  cor  Cigarette 

Clothing. 
Bernstene  F,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Davis  Mrs  B,  ^hlin  nr  Church 
FARTHING  G  L\  .\hiin  and  Corcoran 
Lambe  &  Gorman,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Lehman  Samuel.  Main  ur  Mangum 
Levy  Jacob,  Main 

MARKIIAM  J  L,  co!-  Main  and  Mangum 
Newman  Isaac,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Robbins  &  Stone,  Main  nr  Church 
Summerfield  C  &  Co,  Main 

Coal. 

Jones  &  Powell,  Peabody 

Commission  Broker, 
Gleeson  M  J,  :SLain  nr  P  O 

Commission  Merchants. 

GATTIS  J  R  &  CO,  cor  Main  and  Church 
Griswold  W  J,  Main  nr  Mangum 

Confectioners. 

Clements  M  M,  cor  ^lain  and  Mangum 
Gresham  J  A,  Main  nr  Church 
ITamifton  J  W,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Rosemond  11  M,  Corcoran  nr  Main 
Spivev  R  B,  Main 
WHITAKER  E  A,  Main  nr  Corcoran 

Coopers. 

Cheek  A  M,  cor  Morgan  and  Gt  Jones 
JONES  T  D,  cor  Morgan  and  Gt  Jones 
AVORTIIAM  WILLIA:\I  11,  Foster  nr  Green 

Cotton  Gin. 

:SIANGUM  WILLIAM,  Green  nr  Morris 

Cotton  Mill. 

DURHAM  COTTON  MFG  CO,  e  Durliam 

ffelikble  ki|d  ^kti^fedtoi'y ! 

BLACKWELL'S  DURHAM  TOBACCO. 


fT)'      t  J.     (T)*  c  T  *  'Hie  Great  Paysenger  and  Frfijrlit  Line 

J  iean|Or|t  SZlll  --Mltie,  of  the  south,  with  unsurpassed  Faeilities 
for  prompt  and  satisfactory  Passenger  and  Freigljt  Service.  For  infoiina- 
tion,  address.  J.  L.  Taylor,  Wasliington,  D.  C. 

134  DlPiECTORY.— Commercial. 

Crockery  and  Glassware. 

FARTIITXG  G  C^  Main  and  Corcoran 
MARKIIAM  J  L,  cor  Main  antl  Mano;nni 
ROBERTSON,  LLOYD  &  CO,  Main  nr  Corcoran 

Dentists. 

Arrington  Dr  B  F,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Henderson  Dr  L  B,  cor  Main  and  Chnrch 
LYNCH  DR  "VVM,  Parrish  Building,  Mangiim 

Dress  Makers. 

Boglin  Miss  Jennie,  h  Chapel  Ilill 

Conrad  Mrs  Sarah  C,  h  81  Lea 

Davenport  Mrs  S  M,  cor  Main  and  Mangnm 

Fancett  Mrs  A  J,  Mangum  nr  Main 

Hall  Miss  Bettie,  e  Durham 

Hardee  Miss  Sarah  F,  McManning 

Herndon  Miss  Sarah,  Main 

Horn  Mrs  Letetia,  Wjatt 

Hutchins  Miss  RelDecca,  Wyatt 

Jones  Mrs  E  C,  Ferrell 

Markham  ]\Iiss  Emma,  Chapel  Hill 

Markham  Miss  Mittie,  Chapel  Hill 

MARSH  MISS  L  A,  Main  nr  Church 

Miller  Mrs  E  B,  h  20  Morehead  av 

Moore  Mrs  Jennie,  Green 

Pendergrass  Miss  Minnie,  h  Queen 

Taylor  Mrs  Geo  S,  li  20  Morehead  av 

Whitley  Mrs  E,  Church  nr  Main 

YOUNGER  MRS  M  A,  Church  nr  Main 

Druggists. 

Blacknall  R  &  Son,  cor  Main  and  Corcoran 
JOHNSON  DR  N  M  &  CO,  cor  Main  and  Church 
Smith  Dr  L  T,  Main  nr  Church 
Vauo:lin  Dr  P  W,  Main  nr  Church 
WIUTEHURST  RICHARD  F,  cor  Main  and  Church 

Dry  Goods. 

Bernstene  F,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Bowers  &  Arendell,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Ellis  Wm  F,  Corcoran  nr  Main 
FARTHING  G  C,  Main  and  Corcoran 
JONES  &  LYON,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Levy  Jacob,  Main 

THE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles  !  Fancy  Woods  !  Mahogany  Eng- 
lish Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.  Illus- 
trated Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon 
application.     Address.  PEEK  &  SON.  1567  Broadwav.  New  York. 


Vr<i.1         ^1         ^'1  A.    C\)'  i  T  '  The  shortest  direct  Iniv' 

riike  tl^e  riediiioiit  Aii'-L(ir|e,  fVomWashinf,non,D.r., 

and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Athxnta  and  Bh-niingham.     For    iniformation,   ad- 
dress, J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

DIRECTORY.— COMMERCLAL.  13,') 


Man<!:um  W  &  Son,  Maiiguni  ur  Peabodj 
MAKKHAM  J  L,  cor  Main  and  Manginu 
^fuse  &  Shaw,  Main  nv  Corcoran 
PERKY  SIDNEY  R,  Main 
Robbins  &  Stone,  Main  nr  Church 
Summerlield  C  &  Co,  Main  nr  Corcoi'an 

Electric  Light  Company. 

DURHAM  ELECrrRlC  LIGHT  CO,  Peabody  nr  l^ine 

Express  Company. 

SOUTHERN  EXPRESS  CO,  cor  Main  and  Mangum 

Fancy  Goods  and  Notions. 

Dowers  &  Arendeil,  Main  nr  Mangum 
FARTHING  G  C,  Main  and  Corcoran 
Levy  .Jacob,  Main 
Muse  &  Shaw,  Main  nr  Corcoran 
I'ERRY  SIDNEY  R,  Main 
Sunniieitield  C  &  Co,  Main 

Eertilizer  Company. 

Durliani  Fertilizer  Co,  factory  e  Durham,  office    Mangum  nr 
Main 

Fish  and  Oysters. 
KAUFMAN  SOL,  Main  also  City  Market 
Lea  E  T,  City  Market 
McClees  Thomas  L,  stall  4  City  Market 
Saunders  AV  T,  City  Market 

Florist. 

HIBBERD  R,  Ramseur,  opp  Reams  av 

Furniture. 

Cheek  T  F  &  Son,  cor  Mangum  and  Parrish 

DURHAM  FURNITURE  MFG  CO,  cor  Main  and  Church 

Gents  Furnishings. 

Bernstene  F,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Bowers  &  Arendell,  Main  nr  .\hingum 
Davis  Mrs  B,  Main  nr  Church 
JONES  &  LYON,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Lehman  Samuel,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Lam  be  &  Gorman,  Main 
Levy  Jacob,  Main 

MARKHAM  J  L,  cor  Main  and  Mangum 
Xewman  Isaac,  Main  nr  Mangum 

Blackwell's  Dui-harn  Tobacco  [^^'Lruniiurnl: 

reliable,  satisf'actorj-  Smoking  Tobacco  ever  put  upon  the  niaiket,  Jience 
dealers  and  consumers  always  pronounce  it  "TlIE  BEST.  " 


f^)'      1  A.    (a)*  i  T  *  The  great  Fi-eiglit  an(J  Passenger  Line  of 

1  learnOTIt  T\11-L(\T\Q^  tlie  south,  with  unsurpassed  facilities  for 
prompt  and  satisfactory  passenger  and  freight  service.  For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taj'lor,  Washington,  D,  C. 

136  DIRECTORY.— Commercial. 

Kobbins  &  Stone,  Main  nr  Church 
Sumniei'fiekl  C  &  Co,  Main 

Grocers. 

Andrews  A  A,  Green 

Andrews  D  H,  Five  Points 

ANDREWS  SHELLY,  Mangnm  nr  Main 

Abernatha  W  A,  e  Durham 

Bishop  &  Co,  cor  Lea  and  Jackson 

Bonne  J  H,  e  Durham 

Brandon  &  Cole,  col,  Smokj  IIoJlow 

Carrington  &  Thaxton,  cor  Mangum  and  R  R  •* 

Clements  M  M,  cor  Main  and  Mangum 

Conrad  J  F,  Mangum  nr  J'eabody 

COOK  S  F,  col,  Mangum  nr  Main 

Dranghon  A  J,  Main 

Dudley  W  H,  Mmu  opp  P  O 

DURHAM  COTTON  MFG  CO,  e  Durham 

Durham  AV  P,  Cleveland 

Edwards  H  F,  Mangum 

Elliott  A  G,  Mangum  nr  Peabody 

FARTHING  G  C^,  Main  and  Corcoran 

Fitchett  James,  Ramsenr 

Freeland  J  F,  Main  nr  Mangum 

Frock  Simon.  Fayetteville  rd 

Gladstein  M,  Fayetteville  rd 

Goodloe  Amos,  col,  Peabody  nr  Mangnm 

Green  Wm  T,  Chapel  Hill 

Haskell  M,  Chapel  PHI  I 

Herndon  &  Bagwell,  Mangnm  nr  Main 

Howell  &  Co,  Mangum  nr  Main 

Huneycutt  W  H,  Morehead  av 

Kelly  J  D,  Chapel  Hill 

Lee  E  J,  Chapel  Hill 

MARKHA.VI  J  L,  cor  Main  and  Mangum 

Markham  John  W,  cor  Mangum  and  R  R 

Mason  ^V  J,  South' 

Mangum  W  &  Son,  Mangum  nr  Peabody 

Morton  J  C  B,  Main 

PERRY  SIDNEY  R,  Main 

Pool  Robt,  Main 

PROCTOR  W  H,  cor  Parrish  and  Mangnm 

lligsbee  A  M,  Mangum  nr  Main 

Rogers  &  Co,  Main  nr  Mangnm 

THE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles!  Fancy  Woods  !  Mahogany,  Eng- 
lish Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  AVood,  Ash  and  Orioital  Black.  Illus- 
trated Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  upon 
ai^plication.     Address,  PEEK  &.  SON,  1567  Broadway,  New  York, 


rpAKE  THE   PIEDMONT   AIR-LINE,  Passin-   throu-li    the   Cities   of 
I     Raleifrh,  Durham,  Gohlsboro,  Spartanlturg,  Greenville,  Seneca,  Gain.s- 
ville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.    For  information,  address, 
J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

DIIIECTORY.— Commercial.  137 


Rogers  C  J  &  W  M,  Parrish  nr  Manguni 

Roffers  J  J,  Main  opp  P  O 

RnfHii  James,  col,  w  Durham 

Saunders  W  T  &  Co,  Mangum  nr  Main 

Scoggins  R  0,  Pettigrew 

Seers  Frank,  col.  Smoky  Hollow 

Smith  P  H,  TY^abocly  nr  Mangum 

Struchvick  Washington,  e  Durliani 

Sullivan  William,  Mangum 

Tatum  J  A  &  Co,  Peabody 

Til  ley  F  D,  cor  Mangum  and  Parrish 

West  S  B,  Main  opp  PO 

WTIITAKER  E  A,  Main  nr  Corcoran 

Whitted  Jas  A,  col,  Amey  al 

AVILKINS  J  T  &  CO.  Main  nr  Mano-um 

AVRIGIIT  &  BIN^GIIAM,  col,  Church  nr  Peabody 

WYATT  BROS,  Main  opp  P  0 

Young  &  Stone,  Pettigrew 

Gun  and  Locksmith. 

Durand  F  O,  Church  nr  Main 

Hardware. 
FARTHIXG  G  C,  Main  and  Corcoran 
MARKHAM  J  L,  cor  Main  and  Mangum 
ROBERTSON,  LLOYD  &  CO,  Main  nr  Corcoran 
Womhle  J  T,  Main  nr  Mangum 

Harness   Makers. 

DOWDEE  R  P,  Mangum  opp  Green 
McWILLIMS  P,  cor  Main  and  Corcoran 
Wyatt  E  F  &  Son,  Parrish  nr  Corcoran 

Hats  and  Caps. 

Bernstene  F,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Bowers  &  Arendell,  Main  nr  Mangum 
FARTHING  G  C,  Main  and  Corcoran 
Davis  Mrs  B,  Main  nr  Church 
JONES  &  LY'ON,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Lambe  &  Gorman,  Main 
Levy  Jacob,  Main 

MARKHAM  J  L,  cor  Main  and  Mangum 
Newman  Isaac,  Main  nr  Mangum 
PERRY  SIDNEY  R,  Main 
Robbins  &  Stone,  Main  nr  Church 
Simimerfield  C  &  Co,  Main 

Blackwell's  Durham  Tobacco  J^^'ir^nXn!; 

reliable,  satisfactory  Smoking  Tobacco   ever  put  upon  the  mai'ket,  hence 
dealers  and  consumers  always  pronounce  it  "THE  BEST." 


(T),  -  j_  Cx'j'  (.  T  '  The  Great  Pcvsenger  and  Froiirlit  Line 
J  leCliqOr)  t  2111  -  M^e,  of  the  south,  with  Linsuipassed  Facilities 
for  prompt  and  satisfactory  Pai^senger  and  Freight  Service.  For  inforiaia- 
tion,  address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. ^ 

138"  DIRECTORY.— CoMiMERCiAL. 


Horse  Collar  Ml'r. 
McWILLIAMS  r,  cor  Main  and  Corcoran 

Hotels. 

HOTEL  CLAIBOR:^,  A  B  Sites,  propr,   cor    Corcoran    and 

Peabody 
DRIVER  HOUSE,  M  F  Kirknian,  propr,  Clmrcli  nr  Main 

Ice  Dealers. 

Ilerndon  C  M,  Main  nr  Blackwell  Park 
WYATT  BROS,  Main  opp  P  O 

Ice  Factory. 
Ilerndon  C  M,  Main  nr  Blackwell  Park 

Insurance    Agents. 
McCABE  WM  II,  cor  Main  and  Corcoran 
Mackay  J  J,  Main  nr  Mang;uni 
SOUTIIGATE  J  &  SON,  Main  cor  Mangum 

Junk  Dealers. 
GATTIS  J  R  &  CO,  cor  Main  and  Church 
Land  Security   Co. 
Durham  Land  Security  Co,  cor  Main  and  Corcoran 

Livery  Stables. 
Harden  G  M,  Main  nr  Five  I'oints 
Ilerndon  W  R,  Mangum 
Jones  G  R,  cor  Orange  and  Rigsbee  av 
Sears  A  A,  Main  nr  P  0 

Lumber. 
Howell  &  Co,  e  Durham,  office  Mangum 
Rigsbee  T  J,  Green 

Machine  Shop. 
DURHAM  MACHINE  SHOP,  J   T  Kerr,  i)rop,    T'ealK)dy  nr 
Corcoran 

Manufacturers  House  Furnishing  Agency. 
Manufacturers  House  Furnishing  Agency,  Pealjody 

Marble  &  Granite  Works. 
Durham  Marble  Works,  Whitaker   &  Hulin,   props,   ^hnn    nr 

Post  Office 

Meats. 

HUTCHINS  J  W,  1  City  Market 
SCHWARTZ  J,  3  City  Market 
YOUNGER  J  C,  9  City  Market 

\^^^  ^  n       tt^'i-  !   Manufactured  by  Peek  «fe  Son,  (Estal)lish- 

Tl)e  0|)era  riariO!  ed  1850),  ISBT  and  1569  Broadwny,  and 
12  to  216  West  47th  Street,  New  York.  Artistic  in  design,  Elegant  in 
finisli,  Warranted  five  years. 


rpAKE  THE  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE,  Passing  through    the    Cities   of 
I   liaieigh,  Durfiam,   Goldsboro,  Spartanburg,   Greenville,  Seneca,  Gains- 
\  ille  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  Soutli  West.    For  information,  address, 
J.  L,  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

DIRECTORY.— Commercial.  139 

Merchant  Tailors. 

Davis  Mrs  B,  Main  nr  Church 
Mesley  J  S,  Slain  nr  Church 

Millinery. 

Faucett  Mrs  A  J,  Man2:uni  nr  Main 
Follett  Mrs  C  M  V,  Main  nr  Church 
Smith  Mrs  Ada  M,  Main  nr  Church 

Music  School. 

Durljani  School  of  Music,  Main  cor  Church 

Newspapers. 

DURHAM  DAILY  SUK  J   A   Robinson,  editor   and  prop, 
Main  nr  Corcoi-an 

DURHAM  RECORDER,  (The)   E  II   Hackney,    editor  and 
jirop,  Main  nr  Manguni 

8PIRIT  OF  THE  AGE,  xMain  nr  Corcoran 

TOBACCO  PLANT,  (The)  daily  and    weekly,  office,  Black- 
well's  Durham  Co-Operative  Tobacco  Works 

Opera  House. 

Stokes  Opera  House,  Main  cor  Corcoran 

Painter,  House  and  Sign. 
YOUNGER  C  G,  Church  nr  Main 

Physicians  and  Surgeons. 

Battle  Dr  L  W,  Main  nr  Mani^um 
CARR  DR  A  G,  Main  nr  Mangum 
Cain  Dr  Jas  F,  McManning 
Durham  Dr  AV  J  H,  Church 
JOHNSON  DR  N  M,  Main  cor  Church 
MANNING  DR  J  M,  Parrish  Bldg,  Mangum 
Monroe  Dr  J  P,  4  Wright  Bldg,  Main 
Moore  Dr  A  M,  col,  cor  Main  and  Church 
Roberts  Dr  J  D,  Alain  nr  Church 
Smith  Dr  Juhen  A,  Main  nr  Corcoran 
Smith  Dr  L  T,  Main  nr  Church 
Vickers  Dr  Thomas,  Ramseur 

Photographers. 

ROCHELLE  CHARLES,  Main  nr  Corcoran 
SHELBURN  W,  Main  nr  Mangum 

Pianos  and  Organs. 

Darnell  &  Thomas,  Main  nr  Mangum 
WHITAKER  E  A,  Main  nr  Corcoran 

^elikble  ki^d  0^ti^f kdtof y ! 

BLACK  WELL'S  DURHAM  TOBACCO. 


(^'      -j  ,     (T)'  4  -p  •  The  great  Freight  and  Passenger  Line  of 

1  letilT^OllL  ^ll-L(ir\e,  the  south,  with  unsurpassed  faoiliUes  for 
prompt  and  satisfactory  passenger  and  freiirht  service.  For  information, 
address,  J.  L.  Taylor,  Wadiington,  D.  C. 

140  DI  RECTORY.— Commercial. 


Plumber,   Steam   and  Gas  Fitter. 
GREER  JOHN,  Main  nr  P  O 

Printers,  Book  and  Job. 
SEEMAN  H  E,  Main  cor  Church 
TOBACCO  PLANT,  The,  P>iack\vell's   Durham  Co-0[.erative 

Tobacco  Works 
WHITAKER  D  W,  Main  iir  Corcoran 

Private  Schools. 

Baptist  Female  Seminarj-,  Mangum  nr  Wyatt 
Durham  Male  Academy,  Green  cor  Clevehmd 
Methodist  Female  K^eminary,  Church  cor  Liberty 

Real  Estate. 

Bailey  F  J,  Mc Manning; 

Brooks  J  W,  Peabody" 

Durham  Land  &  Security  Co,  cor  Main  and  Corcoran 

ENTERPRISE  LAND  &  TRUST  CO,  Main  nr  Mano-mu 

STOKES  &  GEEPv,  Parrish  nr  Corcoran 

Restaurants. 

Capps  F  P  &  II  L,  col,  Parrish 
Chambers  Chavis,  col,  Parrish 
COOK  S  T,  col,  Mangum  nr  Main 
Macklin  .1  \V,col,  Church  nr  ^lain 
Overby  Wm,  col,  Mangum  nr  R  R 
Ray  Thos,  col,  Parrish 
Rogers  J  J,  Main  opp  P  0 
Tingen  B  T,  Main  opp  P  O 
Uzzle  J  E,  Main  nr  Church 

Sash,  Doors  and  Blinds. 

Builders  Manufacturing  and  Supply  C'o,  Railroad  st 
DURHAM  SASH,  DOOR  AND  BLIND  MFG  CO,  cor  Pea- 
body  and  Main 
MANGUM  WILLIAM,  Green  nr  Morris 

Saw  Mills. 

MANGUM  WILLIAM,  Green  nr  Morris 
Rigsbee  T  J,  Green  nr  Mangum 

Sewing  Machines. 

Singer  Se\ying  Machine  Co,  Main  nr  Church 
DOMESTIC  SEWING  MACHINES,  W  R  Murray,    Main    nr 
Corcoran 


TtlE  OPERA  PIA>fO.— New  Styles  !  Fancy  Woods  !  Maliogany  Eng- 
lish O.ik,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.  Illus- 
trated Catalogue,  and  all  inforination  desired,  promjitly  sent  by  mail  ujion 
application.     Address.  PEEK  «fe  SON.  1567  Broadway.  New  York. 


VKi  .1         '?)'      1  ^    C\)'  i  T  '  The  shortest  du-oct  line 

lake  tMe  riedn]oi-|t  ^ii'-I<iiie,  ivom wushin,^ton,D.r, 

tiiul  Kichniond,  Va.,  to  Athiuta  and  Birmingham.     For    imtbrmation,   ad- 
dress, J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 

DIRECTORY.— Commercial^  uI 


Shoemakers. 

Adnriis  Thomas,  cor  Main  and  Cljiirch 
T'ooiie  W  J,  e  Durham 
<'am[>!)ell  J  B,  ^hiin  nr  Church 
Crane  W  A,  e  Durham 
Dodd  J  11.  I'etticrrew 

EDWARDS  &  JEFFREYS,  col,  Coi-coran  opp  Farmers  Ware- 
house 
Harris  J  W,  Main 
Jones  T  J,  col,  I'eahodv 
Ivosemond  H  M,  Corcoran  nr  Main 
Yeates  Thomas,  h  South 

Stoves  and  Ranges, 

ROBERTSON,  LLOYD  &  CO,  Main  nr  (V>rcorau 
TAYLOR  CIIAS  C,  \Lain  nr  Alangum 
Womhle  J  T,  ^hiin  nr  Manguni 

Tannery. 

Bird  C,  e  Durham 

Telegraph  Company. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co,  CV)rcoran  nr  Main 

Telephone  Company. 
Southern  Bell  Telephone  Co,  Corcoran  nr  Main 
Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  Workers, 
Louc^ee  Cireo  E,  Main  nr  P  0 
TAYLOR  CIIAS  C,  ^hdn  nr  Mangum 

Tobacco  Dealers— Leaf. 

Bass  H  J  &  Co,  .eor  Morgan  &  Fuller 

lUirton  R,  Foster  nr  Watkins 

COOPER  W  L,  Rigsbee  av 

Dalby  Col  E,  Mainour  Church 

Duke  B  L,  Morgan  nr  Fuller 

FAISON  &  TAYLOR,  Foster  nr  Watkins 

Goodson  J  W  Pine  nr  Pettigrevv 

C^OODSON  T  C,  Pine  nr  R  R 

Gorman  John  Nick,  Rigsbee  av 

Haskins  Robert  L  &  Co,  cor  Watkins  and  Foster 

JOXES  THOMAS  D,  Morgan  and  Gt  Jones 

Jordan  J  F,  Main  nr  P  0 

Lea  N  P  &  Co,  Fuller  nr  Mangum 

Lea  Rudolph  G.  Watkins  nr  Foster 

LYON  R  E,  cor  Church  and  Peabody 

G[;ei\uii\e  f)ui^l\ciir|  ^ohk66o  ! 

NOXE  GENUINE  WITUUUT  THE  BULL. 


TAKE  TF^E  PIEDMONT  AIR-LINE,  passin^r  throught  the  cities  of 
Ralei;ili,  Durluim,  Goldsboro,  iSpartanV)urg,  flieeiiville,  Seneca,  Gains, 
ville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  Southwest.  For  information,  address, 
J.  L.  Tayloi-.  Washington,  D.  C. 


142 


DI  RECTOR  Y.— Com  m  ercial. 


MARTIN  &  THOMPSON,  cor  Corconm  and  Parrish 
OSBORN  W  H,  cor  Peabodyand  Roxboro 
]*ARRI!SH  E  J,  cor  Pettiicrew  and  Pine 
PARRISH  W  L,  Foster  nr  Watkins 
I'eav  T  L,  cor  Queen  and  Peabody 
i'lNNIX  J  T&  CO,  cor  Watkins  and  Foster 
Reams  I  M,  Reams  av  and  Ramseur 
liOWLANI)  &  COOPER,  McMannincr 
SMITH  J  W  &  CO,  Main  nr  Five  Points 
STOKES  A  H  &  CO,  Parrish  nr  Corcoran 
STRAUSE  &  RAAB,  Morris  nr  Watkins 
SWIFT  J  W  &  CO,  cor  Mors?an  and  Gt  Jones 
TOMLINSON  S  F  &  CO,  Main 
IJmstead  A  Iv,  cor  Roxboro  and  Holloway 
WALKER  J  B,  Pine  nr  R  R 
WALKER  W  L  &  CO,  cor  Mangnm  and  Wyatt 
Webb  &  Kramer,  McManning 

Tobacco  Manufacturers. 

BLACKWELL'S  DURHAM  CO-OPERATIVE  TOBACCO 

Co,  J  S  Carr,  pres,  Pettigrew  cor  Blackwell 
DUKE  SONS'  AV  &  CO,  Peabody  cor  Cigarette 
Faucett  Durham  Tobacco  Co,  (The)  Poplar  nr  Pine 
LYON  Z  I  &  CO,  E  J  Parrish,  prop,  cor  Pettigrew  and  Pine 
MORRIS  R  F  &  SON  MFG  CO,  Peabody  nr  Corcoran 
AVHITTED  JAMES  Y,  cor  Pettigrew  and  Pine 


T.  H.  MARTIN. 


E.  E.  THOMPSON. 


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Tobacco  Warehouses. 

r>  ANNTER  Wx\REITOUSE,  J  8  Lockhart,  prop,  Main  opp  P  0 
Fanners  Alliance  VVafehouse,  cor  Main  and  Corcoran 
PARRISll  WAREHOUSE,  cor  Mangum  and  Parrish 

Undertakers. 
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ITowerton  R  T  &  P)ro,  Mangum  opp  Green 
Mangani  Willis,  C'hurch  nr  Main 

Variety  Store. 
Rawls  Q  E,  Main  nr  Church 

Wagon  and  Carriage  Makers. 
HOLLO  WAY  J  AS  A,  cor  Liberty  and  Roxboro 
Howerton  II  T  &  Bro,  Mangum  opp  Green 
SEEMAX  H  &  SON,  Peabody  nr  Church 

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JONES  M  H,  Main  and  Mangum 
Postley  Charles  T,  Main  nr  Church 
Whitely  R  D,  Church  nr  Main 


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THE  FOLLOWING  JS  A  LIST  OF  PEOMTNENT  FABM- 
EL'S,   WHO  LIVE  AT  THE  FOLLOWING  PLACES 
NAMED  AS  FOLLOWS. 


Bailej  T  L, 
Calclongh  tSim, 
('handler  I)  A^ 
Ferrell  S  B, 
Ferrell  S  J, 
Fletcher  J  D, 
Fiirgersoii  T  M, 
Xichol&  Calvin, 

:N^ichois  H  ^y. 

Nichols  J  E, 
Nichols  J  T, 


Barhee  F  ^f, 
Barbee  J  W, 
Beck  ^Y  A,  ' 
Bragg  Thos, 
Carpenter  I), 
Carpenter  I  M, 
Carpenter  J  E, 
Chandler  D  A, 
Crabtree  Walter^, 
Dhue  J  T, 
Ferrell  J  E, 
Ferrell  J  W, 
Fletcher  E  T 
Fletcher  J  I), 
Gay  J  R, 
Hall  A  J, 


DAYTON, 

Nichols  U  R; 
Pal.ard  John^ 
Penny  J  H, 
Parhani  0  L, 
Patterson  J  W, 
Shaw  J  R, 
Shaw  W  H, 
Sherron  W  J^ 
Snipes  E  J, 
Snipes  J  P, 

suitt  Av  j; 
FISH   DAM. 

Holloway  J  11, 
Ilolloway  WD, 
Holloway  W  1\ 
Ilnsketh  E  H, 
Kerr  Thos  J, 
Norwood  F  M, 
Olmstead  Jas, 
Perry  W  II, 
Roberson  J  E, 
Roberson  J  P, 
Roberson  W  A_, 
Rogers  J  T, 
Rogers  J  W, 
Rogers  R  L, 
Rosters  R  P. 
Rogers  W  T, 


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trated Catalogue,  and  all  inlbrniation  desired,  promptly  sent  l)y  mail  ui)Oii 
application.     Address,  PEEK  k  SON,  1567  Broadway,  New  York, 


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tliroua;h    the    Cities   of 


Raleigh,  Durham,  Goldsboro,  Spartanburg,  Greenville,  Seneca,  Gains- 
ville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  South  West.  For  information,  address, 
J.  L.  Tavlor,  Washington,  D.  C. 


DIEECTORY.— Farmers. 


Andres  Jesse, 
Bass  Dive, 
Carrington  Mose, 
Cash  Jas, 
Cole  John, 
Flinton  George, 
Flinton  Rancher, 
Flinton  Turner, 
Horner  Jas, 


Carrington  A  S, 
Copely  Henry, 
Copely  John, 
Gooch  Radford, 
Gooch  Rufus, 
Goss  R, 
Hardy  Dr, 
Harris  Chas, 
James  L  T, 
James  Richard, 


Horner  John, 
Horner  Mose, 
Leathers  Mose, 
Leathers  Wm, 
Lipscomb  Thos, 
Moize  Noah, 
Rhodes  Joseph, 
Roberts  Weslejr 
Sims  Charles. 


HAMPTON. 


Johnson  A, 
Johnson  L  B, 
Meadow  J  M, 
Moore  Saml, 
Roberts  E, 
Til  ley  George, 
Tilley  H, 
Tilley  Luther, 
Weaver  R, 
Weaton  W  H, 


HENDERSON. 


Barnes  J  R, 
Barnes  T  C, 
Bobitt  J  C, 
Boll  A  H, 
Boll  J  H, 
Booket  A  M, 
Booket  Joseph, 
Bowden  F  P, 
Bowen  T  F, 
Brodie  B  F, 
Browne  B  F, 
Browne  C  E, 
Browne  Joseph  A, 


Harris  S  F  J, 
Kelly  J  L, 
Ketchum  J  S, 
Klock  A, 
McMillen  J, 
Mitchell  A  J, 
Oldfield  J, 
Parham  J  H, 
Parham  J  W, 
Parker  J  J, 
Perdue  E  O, 
Perdue  J  A, 
Reams  G  W, 


145 


FISH   DAM. 

HoUoway  J  H,  AVard  Dr  M  P, 

Holloway  H,  Weatherby  A  C 

AVhitlev  J  E. 

GALVESTON. 


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ville  and  Athens,  to  the  South  and  Southwest.  For  information,  address, 
J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 


146 


DIE  ECTOR  Y.— Farm  ers. 


Browne  J  L, 
Browne  J  W^ 
Buchou  AV^, 
Burroughs  B  H^ 
Burroughs  G  R, 
Burroughs  S  A, 
Burrouirhs  AV  L, 
Butler  E  G, 
Cree  A, 
Davis  B, 
Dunn  J  H, 
Edwards  J  11, 
Edwards  L  L, 
Edwards  M  L, 
Fuller  FL, 
Fuller  J  A,  jr^ 
Fuller  J  n, 
Fuller  Thos, 
Fuller  AV  S, 
Gerry  AV  E, 
Harris  J  A, 
Harris  J  F, 
Harris  L  M^ 


Reams  J  F, 
Reams  J  M, 
Reavis  Jno  W, 
Reavis  S  AV, 
Rowland  G  H, 
Rowland  J  C, 
Rowland  P  G, 
Smerdon  G, 
Sotter white  J  ]\ 
Sotterwhite  S  G, 
Swain  S, 
Swain  AV^  AV, 
Swain  W  Y, 
Stewart  H, 
Stewart  T  P, 
Tucker  B  F, 
A^aughn  J  L, 
Vaughn  J  AV, 
Vaughn  R  S, 
AVade  B  F, 
AVade  AV  H, 
AVhite  AV  H, 
AViffgins  L  AV, 
AVrisht   G  AV. 


HIOKSTOWN. 


Andrews  AA'', 
Barnwell  D  A, 
Browning  A, 
Cole  Edw, 
Davis  C, 
Decerne  Wiley, 
Duke  George, 
Hicks  David, 
Hicks  Jas, 
Jones  Stephen, 
McConley  Jas, 
Martin  Edw, 
Martin  J  H, 
Martin  J  M, 
Alartin  Peter, 
Neil  Henry, 


Keil  AVm, 
Pendergrass  E, 
Pendergrass  Monroe, 
Pendergrass  AVhite, 
Proctor  Jas, 
Rhue  AVm, 
Riley  Bedford, 
Riley  David, 
Riley  John, 
Scoggins  Albert, 
Shields  John, 
Shields  Joseph, 
Urastead  Jas, 
Walker  Frank, 
Walker  J, 
AVarren  AVm, 


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J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 


DIRECTORY.— Farmers. 


HUNKADORA. 


Bail  David, 
Ball  F  ^\, 
Ball  J  W, 
Ball  Marcus, 
Ball  W  J, 
Blavlock  A  N, 
Bollock  J  R, 
Fossett  W  F, 
Garrard  David, 
Garrard  Jas, 
Garrard  Josei)h, 
Garrard  Wesley, 
Glenn  Jas, 
Gray  Henry, 
Gray  Joseph, 
Green  Geo, 
Harris  Chas, 
Harris  D  D, 
Mangum  Eugene, 
Manguni  Alaynard, 
Mangum  Wile}', 
Manguni  W  P, 
Nely  Wesley, 
Oakley  J  C, 
Okey  A, 

Parker  Jeremiah, 
Parker  John, 
Parrish  G, 
Roberts  Candas, 


Roberts  David, 
Roberts  Dewitt, 
Roberts  Fanny, 
Roberts  Jas, 
South  gate  P, 
Stagg^J  H, 
Stagg  J  W, 
Teasley  E  B, 
Teasley  Edward, 
T-easley  Simpson, 
Teasley  Wiley, 
Terry  F  M, 
Tilley  A  W, 
Til  ley  B, 
Tilley  D  G, 
Tilley  Daniel, 
Tilley  J  D, 
Tilley  J, 
Tilley  Joseph, 
Tilley  Marcus, 
Tilley  R  C, 
Tilley  Simpson, 
Tilley  VK, 
Tilley  W  P, 
Umstead  H  L, 
Watson  O  H, 
Wilson  Silas, 
Wilkins  W  C, 
Wilkins  W  S, 


KELVIN  GROVE. 


Adams  A  M, 
Be  vers  Atlas, 
Bevers  B  E, 
Bevcrs  C, 
Brown  Chas, 
Cozart  Jas, 
Ferrell  J  P, 
Grady  Alonzo, 
Grady  Jas, 
Hays  G  L, 


King  W  W, 
Ludlem  Chas, 
Lynn  A  B, 
Lynn  J  II, 
Lynn  J  M, 
Marshall  W  G, 
Martin  W  A, 
May  W  B, 
May  WJ, 
Ross  C  F, 


147 


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ine  of 

ies  for 

For  information. 


1-48 


DIRECTOEY.— Parmers. 


Jones  Sill, 
Jackson  W  M, 
King  So  well, 


Shepperd  L  J, 
Thompson  John, 
Thompson  Roscoe, 
Yearbv  James. 


KNAP  OF  REEDS. 


Ad  cock  J  J, 
Cash  Jas, 
Cash  Robert, 
Oritcher  K  O, 
Critcher  R  S, 
Daniel  Robt, 
Forsyth  D  J, 
Forsyth  Wiley, 
Fowler  Ileury, 
Fowler  Moses, 
Hall  Wm, 
Harris  Moses, 
Lynn  W  T, 
Nanee  Preston, 
Peed  Benjamin, 
Peed  Joseph, 
Peed  Richard, 
Roberts  Gaston, 
Roberts  J  0, 
Roberts  Thos, 
Thompson  J, 
Tillev  Jas, 
Til'ey  J  X, 
Til  ley  Lee, 
Tippet  W  D, 


Bass  Wm,  col, 
Bowling  J  X, 
Bowling  John, 
Bowling  W  H, 
Bowling  Capt  Wm, 
Critcher  J  A, 


Umsted  B  D, 
[Jmstead  Chas, 
Umstead  L  A, 
Umstead  Victor 
Veazey  A  J, 
Veasej^  A  yi, 
Veazey  L  A, 
Veazy  W  B, 
Veasey  W  E, 
Veazey  W  D, 
AValler  Calvin, 
Waller  llenr^-. 
Waller  Jas, 
Waller  J  A, 
Waller  Logan, 
Waller  MB, 
Waller  S  W 
Waller  AV  H, 
Waller  W  S, 
Washington  M 
AVheeler  C  F, 
Wheeler  Thos, 
Wilkins  J  W, 
Wilkins  L  A, 
Woods  Joseph. 


E. 


LUSTER. 


Critcher  Wm, 
Day  Jas, 
Gordon  Mord, 
Harris  Wm, 
Jordan  C  C, 
Parrish  W  C, 
Parrish  W  G. 


Vt<-i  /^  ex     ^'a  ?  Manufactured  bv  Peek  Ac  Son,  (Establisii- 

i  i]e  Urpeia  riailOl  ©d  IS.oO),  1567  and  1569  Broadway,  and 
12  to  216  West  47th  Street,  New  York.  Artistic  in  design,  Elegant  in 
finish,  Warranted  five  years. 


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and  Richmond,  Va.,  to  Atlanta  and  Birmingham.     For   imformation,   ad- 
dress, J.  L.  Taylor,  Washington,  D.  C. 


DIRECTORY.— Farmers. 


149 


LYNDOVER. 


Blalock  Hev  A, 
Blalock  J)  W,  ' 
Blalock  H, 
Blalock  S  H, 
Blalock  T  Y, 
Blalock  Wm  M, 
Blalock  AV  R, 


Bowling  Geo  W, 
Bowling  J  W, 
Chambers  W  J, 
Kersey  Wm, 
Mangum  John, 
Read  Jas, 
Saterfield  B. 


MORRISVILLB. 


Adams  A  M, 
Adams  J  Q, 
Arnold  W  M, 
Barbee  C, 
Barbee  G  W, 
Barbee  Madison, 
Barbee  P  H, 
Barbee  Rnfus, 
Barbee  Wm, 
Carlton  M  L, 
Carlton  W  D, 
Cotten  A  T, 
Ddwards  Asa, 
Edwards  C  D, 
Edwards  D  D, 
Edwards  J  J, 
Edwards  J  W, 
Edwards  W  H, 
Gibson  J  Iv, 
lEorne  S  R, 
King  Benj, 
King  J  M, 
King  J  W, 
King  Samuel, 
King  Warren, 
King  W  L, 
Marcom  B  11, 
Marcom  G  R, 
Marcom  J  A, 
Marcom  J  M, 
Marcom  S  C, 
Marcom  S  W, 


Marcom  W  A, 
Marcom  W  Y, 
Maynard  Allen, 
Maynard  Brinkley, 
Maynard  Chas, 
Maynard  E  T, 
Maynard  J  R, 
]\laynard  Jas, 
Maynard  Joseph, 
Maynard  W  C, 
Merritt  W  II, 
Morris  A  J, 
Morring  J  H, 
Morris  W  II, 
Page  Edward, 
Page  L  A, 
Page  M  W, 
Page  0  II, 
Page  S  P, 
Pollard  A  S, 
PoUard  Thomas, 
Pugh  J  M, 
Scott  A  H, 
Scott  Sidney, 
Scott  W  B, 
Sears  T  C. 
Slater  R  II, 
Slater  Robert, 
Slater  W  A, 
Smith  Thomas, 
Smith  W  R, 
Whitted  W  A. 


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150 


DIRECTORY.— Farmers. 


MT.  TIRZAH. 


Allen  John  A, 
Anderson  John^ 
Asley  Harrison y 
Blaycock  Albert, 
Bo  wen,  G  1\ 
Bowen  linfus, 
Bnmpass.  Simeon^ 
Burton  A  J, 
Burton  R  A^ 
Cash  Ja&  R, 
Cash  Monroe, 
Cathran  Jas- J^ 
Cathi'tsn  John  M. 
Cathran  Richard, 
Cathran  W  D, 
Chambers'  John  E, 
Chanihers-  S  D, 
Clay  II  T, 
Clayton  L  M, 
Claj-toii  Thos  U, 
Clayton  Thos  J, 
Cozart  C, 
Danieron  N  W^ 
Evans  Haywood^ 
Glenn  R  S, 
Glenn  Saml, 
llestor  Noah, 
Hicks  J  M, 
Holisbangh  Win  II, 


Barbee  G  W, 
Barbee  K, 
Beasley  Jessie, 
Colvin  A, 
Green  Hugh, 
Green  J, 
Hopson  S  H, 
Jenkins  W  A, 
Xerr  J  M, 
Lawrence  W  R, 


Jones  Ja&per  W, 
Kennedy  0  J, 
Meadows  S, 
Money  Andrew, 
Moore  E  R, 
Moore  Sidney, 
[Nichols  II  II, 
Noell  J  W, 
Noell  Jas  S, 
Oakley  G  C, 
Oakley  John, 
Peed  David  E, 
Pierce  G  C, 
Read  C  G, 
Read  E  B, 
Read  J  G, 
Read  J  R, 
ReadTB, 
Read  W  F, 
Read  Wm  F, 
Saunders  R  B, 
Sned  James  M, 
Speed  E  A, 
Stanford  R  A, 
Sweeney  Henry  C, 
Underwood  J  E, 
Tillett  James  W, 
Townsend  Elijah, 
Turner  Jasper. 


NELSON. 


O'Briant  II  II, 
O'B riant  Wm, 
Page  Henry, 
Page  J  R, 
Page  L  A, 
Roberts  Mathew_, 
Shipp  R  T, 
Slater  R  II, 
Slater  W  A, 
Sorrell  M  L, 


''pHE  OPERA  PIANO.— New  Styles  !    Fancy  Woods  I    Mahogany,  Eng- 
L    lish  Oak,  Burled  Walnut,  Satin  Wood,  Ash  and  Oriental  Black.   Illus- 
trated Catalogue,  and  all  information  desired,  promptly  sent  by  mail  ujion 
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llobile,  New  Orleons,  Shriveitort,  Texas  and  California.      For  informatioii, 
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DIRECTORY.— Farmers. 


151 


Morris  J  H, 
■Slorris  M  C, 
Moniri  W  H- 


Ston«  M  D 
Tilley, 

Weathei'spooii  A  J, 
Weatherspooii  IL 


ORANGE  FACTORY. 


Andrews  Jessee, 
Ashley  John. 
Asliley  Wiley, 
r>  lay  lock  A  IS", 
IJlaylock  Richard, 
(■arrington  Mose, 
Carroll  Lee, 
Carroll  L  L, 
Carroll  AVm, 
Cox  A  G, 
Ellis  Mose, 
Eveans  Smith, 
Flinton  S  G, 
Gra}^  Joseph, 
Green  Geo, 
liohnan  S  W, 
Holt  Dr  E  M, 
Horner  Cad, 
Horner  Jas, 
Ilorner  Mose, 


Horner  Paul, 
Johnson  S  H, 
Lipscomb  T  L, 
Raygan  E  B, 
Raygan  Jas, 
Hay  nor  Wm, 
Rheed  Newton, 
Soothe rland  Philip, 
Southerland  T  H,  ' 
8tephen.s  AV  JB, 
Tilley  Doe, 
Tii.ey  Joseph, 
Tilley  R  0, 
Tilley  Sim[>son, 
Turr^ntine  DanieK 
Wilborn  H  L, 
Wiles  Fred, 
Wilson  Silas, 
Wood  Pomp, 
Youncre  S  S, 


STAGVILLE. 


Cameron  B, 
Collins  Geo  P, 
Gill  Wm, 
Glenn  John, 
Green  George, 
Ladd  R  J, 
Lash  ley  S  M, 
Lash  ley  W  C, 
Mangum  Durell, 
Sutherland  Philip, 


Umpstead  Lee, 
Umpstead  L  L, 
Tilley  Ira, 
Thompson  John  A, 
Thompson  Joseph, 
Thompson  P  C, 
Thomi>son  W  0, 
Thompson  W  P, 
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